Nurturing Noosa’s Eastern Beaches and Nature Reserves
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 …
Hakea florulenta (pronounced HAKE-ee-ah flor-you-LENT-ah) is a low growing shrub 1-2m tall. It has clusters of creamy white, pleasantly perfumed flowers in spring, followed by a woody fruit to 25mm. Continue Reading …
Hi All, It’s the start of the Bushcare year and our first working bee for the Marcus Section of Noosa National Park will be at 7.00am on Thursday. The Marcus Continue Reading …
Thanks to all the volunteers who have given up their time this year to help the MBBA. Wishing you all a wonderful weed-free Christmas. 2020 is shaping up to be Continue Reading …
Col and I are heading down to the Marcus Section at 7.00am on Thursday. We will be weeding some garden escapees along the of Redwood Ave, especially Mother-in Laws Tongue. Continue Reading …
Our November working bee at the Marcus Section National Park will be held this Thursday, starting at 7 am. There has been an explosion in the infestation of mother-of-millions on Continue Reading …
Our October weeding session at Marcus Section National Park will happen this Thursday 3rd. Since things are warming up, I think it would be a good idea to start at Continue Reading …
Our monthly working bee at Marcus Section National Park will be held this Thursday, 5th September at 8 am at the National Park sign on the corner of Redwood and Continue Reading …
Hi All, We will keep on with the weeding of Asparagus Fern from amongst the good Midyim. Hope to see you at 8.00am onMahogany Drive on Thursday. Cheers, Jude
Hi All, The rain has given us plenty to do along our patch at the National Park. We plan to do two working bees per month in July/August to keep Continue Reading …