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Please click on link to watch this important presentation  -  The Dangers of Plastic Bags

Please click on link to read this information leaflet  from SCRC -  Cats and Wildlife

Please click on link to see the June to Dec 2008 details for - Volunteer Training Calendar





Maroochy
Waterwatch

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Bushcare

Petrie Creek
Catchment Care
Group Inc

Volunteer
River Patrol

Qld.
Environmentally
Sustainable Schools
Initiative

Splash!

Paynter Creek
Catchment Care

Maroochy Catchment
Services

Black Swan
Photography...©Maureen Gray

"The future is not some place we are going to, but one which we are creating...
 The paths to it are not found, but made, and the making of these pathways
can change both the maker, and the destination."
'Commission for the Future' ... P Ellyard 1991

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The Cultural Dimension
A number of cultural and creative events have been undertaken to promote and celebrate its involvement in the community.  The Catchment Centre members participate in a number of annual festivals and events.  They promote the waterways through the arts in the biennial  'Splash' Festival.  The activities and achievements of Maroochy Waterwatch are displayed at The Sugar Festival, World Environment Day, and the Festival of the Rivers. Its members also combine recreational activities with its mainstream activities.  A Canoe Sweep on Clean Up Australia Day, for example saw its members join with a local canoe club, scout group and business-people.
 


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Many people have gladly contributed articles, information and photographs throughout these pages.  All hold
within themselves a deep interest in helping to educate and raise public awareness regarding the health of
our waterways, our unique and precious wild life, and native plant life - Chrissy Hardman - Waterwatch
 

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