The City Nature Challenge results are in
Sunshine Coast locals recorded over 1,500 observations and 829 species during the challenge, showcasing rich biodiversity and community passion despite wet weather.

Our Sunshine Coast region is recognised by UNESCO as an international site of excellence, known as a biosphere.
Sunshine Coast locals recorded over 1,500 observations and 829 species during the challenge, showcasing rich biodiversity and community passion despite wet weather.

Nothing grows well in depleted soil. Find out how to turn every banana peel, carrot top and tea bag into a nutrient-rich fertiliser for your garden, then stand back and watch the results.

From Bushcare and Coastcare to Environmental Visitor Centres and much more. Join hundreds of Sunshine Coast volunteers - find out how.

Fish are already returning to Petrie Creek thanks to a fish staircase that allows native fish to move upstream.

The bushfire management program reduces risk ahead of bushfire season and supports the forests that depend on fire to regenerate.

At dawn and dusk the chance of something suddenly appearing on the road increases. Knowing how to respond can help keep you safe and reduce harm to our local wildlife.

Did you know one of our region’s most important natural reserves is right on our doorstep and you can have a say in shaping its future.

The Sunshine Coast Biosphere Awards 2026 will showcase excellence in sustainability and recognise those driving positive change in our Biosphere.

As our turtles start emerging from nests, ready to start their already daunting journey to the ocean, find out how you can help.

Australia has around 2000 species of native bees. Our Blue-Banded Bees are one of our most endearing, with the striking bright metallic blue stripes that circle their black abdomens.

Summer holidays are in full swing, and if the expense is getting a bit much, we've got you covered with an experience that has something for everyone and doesn't cost a cent.

Prep like a pro with part 3 of our 4-week festive planner. This week you’ll get desserts and drinks sorted, craft thoughtful zero‑waste gifts and wraps, and keep your fridge airflow free for Week 4.

Over the Christmas period we buy, eat and party more than at any other time of the year, which leads to a big increase in the amount of waste we produce.

Ian Driver is the owner of Sunshine Coast family business 'A Green Soul Native Bees' and has kindly agreed to come on board and share his wisdom with you Living Smart legends.

Why Australia is the fastest fashion-fuelled country, what that means for you and how you rebuild a more ethical wardrobe.

Magpies will often stay in one area for up to 20 years and can identify individuals by their facial features. Learn how to live in harmony alongside your magpie neighbours.

Queensland’s five-year roadmap, where are we on the journey and what's next

Claire Smith is the latest Sunshine Coast Biosphere Community Award's Citizen of the Year recipient. Find out why.

Find out what you can do in the garden this month

endED began the way of many personal journeys. Mark and Gay Forbes opened up their home on a fortnightly basis to parents, carers and loved ones journeying the Eating Disorder labyrinth.

Forget hunting for eggs, explore the world around you, find fungi, win prizes and contribute to our knowledge of fungi in Australia by uploading your photos and observations to iNaturalist.

Feeling overwhelmed with the holidays coming up? Cost of entertainment, how to get the kids off devices or interested in an alternative. Check out this guide that will help you strike a balance you'll both like.

The Sunshine Coast Biosphere Healthy People Award recognises those supporting our healthy and liveable region. If you know a coach, mentor or volunteer doing just that, nominate them by April 30.

Want to become a citizen scientist? From nest boxes to frogs, find out how to get involved with activities around the Sunshine Coast.
