Marcus Creek Beckons 7.00am Saturday
Hi all, We are powering along the southern side of the creek bed knocking off the Singapore Daisy. With the rain and warm weather, it’s important that we keep pushing Continue Reading …
Marcus Beach Bushcare Association Inc
Nurturing our environment together
Hi all, We are powering along the southern side of the creek bed knocking off the Singapore Daisy. With the rain and warm weather, it’s important that we keep pushing Continue Reading …
We are lucky enough to have an info session coming up with pandanus guru Joel Fostin on Sunday 8th November at 8am at Beach Access 42. Come along to learn Continue Reading …
Come and join us this Saturday 24th Oct for Castaways bushcare at Beach Access 42. Note the new start time of 7 am. We’ll be working under the shade of Continue Reading …
Hi all, We are on a roll at Marcus Creek so this Saturday we will continue to strip away the Singapore Daisy to give the natives some breathing space. Landcare Continue Reading …
Hi all, This month’s Castaways bushcare session will be at BA44, Saturday the 26th September at 8am. Please come along and show your support for Castaways newest bushcare group at Continue Reading …
On Monday Landcare contractors started work to remove Singapore Daisy alongside Castaways Creek near the underpass, as part of the Coastal Connect project. It didn’t take long to fill a Continue Reading …
Hello Marcus Beach Bushcarers, As some of you will already know, we now have the Council go ahead to recommence our regular Bushcare group activities. We will start back at Continue Reading …
Bushcare activities are up and running again and the first monthly Castaways bushcare session will be in front of Noosa Dunes, Beach Access 44, Saturday the 25 July at 8 Continue Reading …
Hi Chris, Sally, Kylie and the Marcus Beach crew, This is a test email to the Castaways Beach bushcare mailing list which has been incorporated into the MBBA website. Many thanks Continue Reading …
Casuarina equisetifolia commonly known as “Horse-tail She-oak” Casuarina (cas-ewe-ah-REEN-ah) equisetifolia (ek-wee-set-ee-FOAL-ee-ah) takes its name from the foliage resembling horse’s tail. This graceful drooping tree grows 6-8 metres and “sings” in the Continue Reading …