Environment Events in Sunshine Coast

Join us for a paddle along the Bulimba Creek, whilst giving her a clean. You can rent one of our kayaks for a small fee or BYO craft. This is a child friendly event and we encourage you to bring the family along to help them understand that keeping our waterways clean is essential for the wellbeing of marine life.

This symposium unites researchers, engineers, and industry experts to explore sustainable solutions in geotechnical engineering for energy and environmental applications.

Join AgForce and our subject matter experts for a user-friendly guide through the Carbon maze. This will be a clear and pragmatic guide to help you understand and navigate the world of Carbon.

Enjoy open-air eco-friendly markets in the beautiful native botanic garden surrounds at IndigiScapes! Ranger Stacey and Bay FM will be broadcasting live from the event. There will be an Upcycled pop-up show and parade with designer Kim Bailey from East of Grey and Circa.

Join us for an evening adventure as we team up to tackle those pesky cane toads! Play a part in reducing cane toad numbers and protecting our local biodiversity! This event is ideal for families, frog and nature enthusiasts.

Gain hands-on skills to identify and control weeds in your garden. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned gardener, you’ll learn valuable techniques to manage weeds and protect our local environment. Suitable for adults and families with children aged 12+.

Create frog-friendly spaces in your yard. Learn about our native frogs and take home a frog hotel. Perfect for gardeners and frog enthusiasts who want to contribute to habitat conservation.

Join AgForce and our subject matter experts for a user-friendly guide through the Carbon maze. This is a clear and pragmatic guide to help you understand and navigate the world of Carbon. Walk away with knowledge, understanding, and a way forward.

Join Sea World’s Marine Sciences team for an exclusive presentation update on their current animal rescue and rehabilitation cases. Strictly for youth to adult aged 12 years and above. Under 16s must have guardian present and supervising.

Join Ocean Connect's marine science team on a seagrass survey at Carters Bank. Monitor seagrass conditions around the Gold Coast, a crucial habitat that supports coastal ecosystems. Protect seagrass meadows for sustained water quality, recreational fishing, and marine tourism.

Volunteer with community Landcare and help plant food and habitat trees for koalas. Discover more about the local koala population and learn how to support koala conservation on the Gold Coast. Suited for ages 5 and above. Registration is essential.