OUR MISSION
To guide Noosa towards genuine economic, social and ecological sustainability
To achieve a world class system of national and conservation parks
To promote excellence in Noosa Shire’s social, cultural and built environments
To protect Noosa’s way of life
The Noosa Parks EnviroForum is a new evening initiative of the Noosa Parks Association to enable the continued education of the community in leading environmental global research and its implications on a national, state and local level.
The next EnviroForum is on Tuesday 30th April with Dr Simon Walker presenting “What Constitutes a Healthy River? Rebuilding the Biodiversity of the Noosa River System.” – click here for more information
The EnviroForum will begin at 5:30 p.m. with live music, drinks, delicious finger food provided and a chance to socialise and meet the speaker.
At 6:15 p.m. the program will begin with an interesting talk by a researcher or expert in their environmental field. Topics will have strong scientific and research basis and focus on environmental issues that face our community now and in the future. Speakers will represent current global and local research with local implication with topics that are relevant to both Noosa, the Sunshine Coast, and the world on a larger scale- a range of diverse topics from the state of our koala habitats, to the realities of our waterways, to the importance of sea cucumbers!
The evening will conclude after a brief question and discussion time.
You can join our email list for updates or check our webpage – https://noosaparks.org.au/noosa-parks-enviroforum/
On the Noosa Parks Association website, you can read all about us, our projects and all the activities you can participate in.
Come to the Friday Environment Forum to hear a range of guests speak on the environment – Click here for upcoming speakers
Check out what BOOKS AND DVDs you can buy, including NOOSA & COOLOOLA, the beautiful book celebrating NPA’s 50 years.
OUR CORE BUSINESS
Protecting the natural environment within the greater Noosa-Cooloola region
Encouraging both genuinely sustainable human behaviour and built environments
Establishing environment and information centres
Conducting direct action projects and public education forums and campaigns
Learn more about NPA in ABOUT US and OUR HISTORY
