Get involved in conservation
Take part in one of council’s conservation programs to assist in protecting the Sunshine Coast’s beautiful natural environment.
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Land for wildlife is a free, voluntary conservation program. It supports landholders to protect native plants and animals on their property.
The voluntary conservation agreement program supports private landholders by protecting the bushland on their properties.
Volunteer with BushCare to conserve our local bushland - community planting events, regular working bees, hands-on school excursion or a team building activity.
We partner with volunteers, schools, businesses and community groups to protect our local beaches and coastal environments from litter and marine debris. Find out how you can get involved.
How to get involved with citizen science activities within the Sunshine Coast.
Assist scientists to collect and record data on the seasonal behaviour of plants and animals along popular walking trails.
CoastSnap is a community based citizen science beach monitoring program that allows Council to track changes to our coastline and beaches
Land donations and bequests are one of the greatest gifts you can give to support conservation on the Sunshine Coast. Donations of land for conservation will help protect the region’s native bushland, plants and animals for future generations.
Council encourages community members to be involved in assisting with the care and maintenance of its botanic gardens and bushland reserves.
A citizen science program to help us monitor and maintain our environment reserves through community participation and a list of upcoming ClimateWatch and nest box monitoring events.
Parks and gardens community volunteer program assists interested volunteer groups by providing advice, training, support and materials and equipment to conduct works in selected parks.
The first Sunshine Coast Marine BioBlitz took place on 30 – 31 August, 2024.
We are a turtle friendly community. Here’s how you can get involved in the conservation of our nesting marine turtles.