NOOSA ECO TRAVEL TIPS In Noosa we have a long and proud history of protecting, preserving and looking after our environment – it’s one of the main reasons why people love living and holidaying in Noosa! Here are some tips to enjoy.
DONATE A TREE Head to the Noosa Visitor Information Centre in Hastings Street and make a donation to the Trees for Tourism initiative. A proud partnership with Visit Noosa and Noosa & District Landcare, Trees for Tourism supports tree planting in the hinterland for land rehabilitation, carbon emission reduction and the protection
GET HANDS ON Why not join one of the regular conservation events in Noosa? It’s a great way to meet passionate Noosa locals and make a difference while on holiday – from beach community clean-ups to helping plant trees for koalas. Find more information at visitnoosa.com.au
and enhancement of koala habitat.
TAKE 3 FOR THE SEA Take 3 pieces (or more!) of rubbish with you when you leave the beach or anywhere and you’ll make a difference.
LOVE OUR WILDLIFE Many animals live in or visit Noosa regularly as our pristine environment provides plenty of natural habitat. We ask you to help us look after our local furry, winged, prickly and water-dwelling residents and preserve their home.
SURF HEAVEN Noosa is the 10th World Surfing Reserve, recognising the community’s surf and conservation culture and environmental protection. The 5km stretch of waves from the Noosa River mouth, around the Noosa National Park headland, to north Sunshine Beach offers five world-class point breaks and three consistent beach breaks, with something to suit all surfers – from learners to champions. 88
Remember not to feed them!
SAY NO TO PLASTICS Noosa is dedicated to eliminating single-use plastics and was Australia’s first Plastic Free Destination. You’ll find Plastic Free Noosa Champion restaurants and cafés using green alternatives, and look out for our unique aluminium NOOSA bottled water in shops around town.
