The MBBA is a group of people interested in preserving and repairing the local natural environment. Anyone can join.
Our aims:
- To protect and conserve the natural values of the Marcus Beach area and adjacent bushland reserves
- To support the preservation of the area’s bio-diversity
- To encourage active participation of the community, natural resource managers and governing bodies in the above
You don’t need to be a member to participate in our working bees. If you’d like to help, sign up to our newsletter, contact us via email at info@mbba.org.au or just turn up at one of the places shown below. Wear a hat, covered shoes and suitable clothing. Each session usually lasts about two hours.
Our weeding/planting sessions |
| Working bees have now resumed after the Covid-19 restrictions. |
| Marcus section National Park – first Thursday of each month Next session: 5 November at the National Park sign, cnr Mahogany Drive and Redwood Avenue at 7:30 am. |
| Peregian Creek – first and third Saturdays of each month Next session: 7 November at Beach Access 49, just north of The Retreat at 7 am. |
| Marcus Beach – second Saturday of each month Next session: 14 November at Beach Access 45, Marcus Creek, at 7 am. |
| Castaways Beach – fourth Saturday of each month (rotating site) and Sundays at Beach Access 42 Next session: Saturday 24th Oct, Beach Access 42 at 7am. |
Our interpretive walks
MBBA, w
ith the assistance of the Noosa Council, has set up two signed interpretive walks through the foreshore reserves. One is at Beach Access 47, Marcus Beach, and the other at Beach Access 49, Peregian Creek. You can download leaflets describing each of the walks here.