Sunshine Coast wildflower festival

When: 9 August, 10 - 11.30am

Where: Arts & Ecology Centre, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha

About: Come and be inspired by the beautiful wildflowers of the Gardens in a 2-part walk and workshop series. Join Helen, a local landscape designer and illustrator, for a guided walk on Saturday 9 August to meet some of the floral muses which are such a unique and iconic part of Australia's national identity. Then return a week later on Saturday 23 August for a nature journalling workshop to creatively explore the inspiration that seasonal wildflowers bring to you.

Cost: $5

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Sunshine Coast Council

When: 16 August, 9 - 11am

Where: Havana Rd East, Noosa National Park, Emu Mountain, Coolum Beach.

About: Emu Mountain has an amazing diversity of habitats from heathland to montane, with a wealth of wonderful flowers that change week by week at this time of year. So come look, learn and share the wildflowering joy as we wander and walk, seeing what is in bloom. You will be provided with a map with likely species we will see. Your guide will share stories, insights and information about the flowers and features of the area.

Cost: $25

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Wild/flower Women & Wild/flower Lovers - https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/

When: 16 August, 9am - 3pm

Where: Gate entry, 9 Tecoma Close, Peregian Beach.

About: Meet at reserve for a level short walk, discover wildflowers and set up to draw. Time spent, not only drawing a subject, but observing its shadow. Sketching in pencil onto cardboard and taking a photo as a resource for the afternoon's painting. Reset at designated park to set up and paint into your sketches. With some tips, Jen will guide you through the advantage of what cardboard is like to paint onto. BYO acrylic paints, sketch book, pencils brushes.

Cost: $50

Registration details: Email [email protected]

Activity Organiser: Jen Jay Art - www.jenjayart.com.au 

When: 16 August, 10am - 12pm

Where: Hawthorn Park, 43 Hawthorn Grove, Marcus Beach.

About: The sedges of the heathlands are the “glue” that holds the heath together.  They form mounds and trench systems, places where we find great diversity of plant species.  They frame the wildflowers, and are dainty and beautiful.  This walk focuses on these underappreciated species, and shows the differences between those found in wet heaths, and those on the dry dunes.  Come and be intrigued!

What to bring: Water bottle, snacks, walking shoes, hat. This walk will be 2 - 3km long.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Wallum and Coastal Heathland Study Group (Native Plants Qld) - https://anpsa.org.au/study_group/wallum-and-coastal-heathland-study-group/

When: 16 August, 8 - 10am

Where: On the corner of Carnarvon Drive and Bloomfield Place (opposite 58 Carnarvon Dr), Beerwah. Google map link.

About: Join local botanist Elliot Bowerman for a guided walk to learn about the montane heath of one of the lesser-known Glass House Mountains, Rupari Hill. Our Glasshouse mountains have many flora specimens unique to them. And Rupuri Hill has recently been added to Sunshine Coast Council's reserves. Elliot is an ecologist who specialises in field botany. He is experienced in conducting flora surveys across a diverse range of vegetation communities, with a special interest in heathland and rainforest ecosystems, as well as threatened species.

Cost: $20

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Mooloolah River Landcare - W: https://mrl.org.au/, E: [email protected].

When: 17 August, 9 - 11am.

Where: Ben Bennett Bushland Park, Queen Street, Caloundra.

About: A perfect introductory short walk into the diverse ecosystems of this patch of bushland in the heart of Caloundra with the Friends of Ben Bennett Bushland Park and Wildlife Preservation Society. Chidren welcome with parents or carers. Species list supplied.

What to bring: Bring water, insect repellent and binoculars for the birds. Toilets on site.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Wildlife Preservation Society of QLD - Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. W: Sunshine Coast and Hinterland Inc. | Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland

When: Sunday 17 August, 9am - 3pm.

Where: Gate entry, 9 Tecoma Close, Peregian Beach.

About: Meet at reserve for a level short walk, discover wildflowers and set up to draw. Time spent, not only drawing a subject, but observing its shadow. Sketching in pencil onto cardboard and taking a photo as a resource for the afternoon's painting. Reset at designated park to set up and paint into your sketches. With some tips, Jen will guide you through the advantage of what cardboard is like to paint onto. BYO acrylic paints, sketch book, pencils brushes.

Cost: $50

Registration details: Email [email protected]

Activity Organiser: Jen Jay Art - www.jenjayart.com.au 

When: Sunday 17 August, 2 - 4pm

Where: Currimundi Lake (Kathleen McArthur) Conservation Park, eastern end of Coongarra Esplanade, Wurtulla. 

About: Discover the joys of wildflowering in the beautiful wallum heathland. Learn more about the social and natural history of this Sunshine Coast gem as we wander and walk, seeing what is in bloom, and enjoy some quality time in nature. You will be provided with a map of likely species we will see and your guides will share stories, insights and information about the flowers, you can take photos and join in with some drawing activities with materials provided.

Participants should be aged 14 or older or supervised by an accompanying adult. Meet at the shelter near the entrance to the reserve. The walk is a Grade 2 level walk of approximately 1-2 km and is an unsealed sandy track, it includes some variations in surface and gradients. 

Cost: $30 / $25 concession

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Wild/flower Women & Wild/flower Lovers - https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/

When: Tuesday 19 August, 9am - 12noon

Where: Noosa North Shore. Meeting location will be emailed to participants prior to the event.

About: Join NICA on relaxed walk through the glorious Arthur Harrold Nature Refuge coastal heath. Soak up the beauty of the wildflowers and sedges and learn how to identify some of these unique species.

Track will be sandy and may be wet. Bring hat, sunscreen, water and snacks. Please ensure you allow enough time to take the ferry to the North Shore and arrive at the meeting point on time. Species list provided.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Noosa Integrated Catchment Association (NICA) - https://noosariver.com.au/

When: Wednesday 20 August, 9am - 12.30pm.

Where: Entrance to the Cooloola Wilderness Trail, off Rainbow Beach Road (25°59'50.2"S 152°58'20.4"E). Great Sandy National Park (Cooloola Recreation Reserve). Google map link. 

About: The Cooloola region is a fabulous wildflowering area and we will share a morning exploring what might be out in a number of different locations. We will meet at the start of the Cooloola Wilderness Trail near the Rainbow Beach Rd turn off for our first walk. We will reconvene for morning tea at Seary's Creek. here will be the opportunity for those who would like to engage in some drawing and artmaking as well (all experience levels catered for). We will then visit a location near Rainbow Beach for more wildflower magic before heading to Rainbow Beach for lunch (self-catered or paid for).

Locations include walks on sandy tracks and some uneven ground, with rise and falls in gradients, approx 3 km return.You will need to organise own transport - no need for 4 wheel drive vehicles.Participants should be aged 14 or older or supervised by an accompanying adult. Morning tea will be provided. Bring: Hat, insect protection, sunscreen, water.

Cost: $30 / $25 concession

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Wild/flower Women & Wild/flower Lovers - https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/

When: Wednesday 20 August, 9 - 11am.

Where: Claymore Road carpark, Sippy Downs. Google map link.

About: Wander through the wallum in the National Park with QPWS Rangers and learn more about the huge diversity of wildflowers on show. The colour, the close-ups – be amazed at this stunning explosion of nature at its best. Bring your camera and take some great images or just enjoy the scenic walk.

Bring along a hat, drinking water, covered shoes and camera.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships 

When: Wednesday 20 August, 10.30am - 3pm.

Where: Noosa Landcare Rural Futures Centre, 65 Pavilion Street, Pomona. Google map link.

About: This workshop will cover establishing a plant profile, key information to collect when conducting a Plant Survey, useful field-based survey tools, when permits are required, how survey data can be used to conserve threatened plants, and demonstrate survey techniques in the field.  The morning session will be held indoors at Noosa Landcare (including lunch), after which we will drive to St Johns Landing Nature Refuge to conduct a threatened flora survey on site.

BYO lunch, water, long pants, boots, hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email Paul Donatiu, [email protected]. 

Activity Organiser: Queensland Threatened Plant Network - https://www.anpc.asn.au/queensland-threatened-plant-network/.

When: Friday 22 August, 9am - 1pm.

Where: Coolum Community Native Nursery, 157 Warren Rd, Coolum.

About: Learn how to process, prepare and propagage our local banksia species at Coolum Community Native Nursery. As well as propagating banksias for the nursery, participants will be able to raise their own banksia seeds at home.

BYO lunch, hat, water bottle, sunscreen. Biscuits, tea and coffee provided.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Coolum Community Native Nursery - www.facebook.com/nativenurserycoolumcommunity/

When: Friday 22 August, 4.30 - 6.30pm.

Where: Mooloolah River National Park, End of Claymore Road entrance, Sippy Downs. Google Map link.

About: Join Rod and Tim from Mooloolah River Landcare for an evening walk looking for the birds, reptiles, mammals and frogs that call Mooloolah River National Park home. The wildflowers will be in bloom, so there is sure to be some flora and fauna interactions. You may even see or hear the vulnerable ground parrot that calls this park home.

Bring your hat, sunscreen, insect repellant and covered walking shoes are a must. Bring a torch, binoculars (if you have them).

Cost: $10

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Mooloolah River Landcare - https://mrl.org.au/

When: Saturday 23 August, 7pm.

Where: Maroochy Waterfront Conference Centre 42 David Low Way, Bli Bli.

About: Talk and discussion on the importance of native plants on the Sunshine Coast. Open to the public as part of the Native Plants Queensland State Conference.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Native Plants Queensland, Sunshine Coast Branch. State Conference - Native Plants Queensland.

When: Saturday 23 August, 9.30am - 12pm

Where: Arts & Ecology Centre, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha

About: Australian plants have inspired this country’s creatives for several hundred years at least. Come and be inspired by the beautiful wildflowers of Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens a 2-part walk and workshop series. Join Helen, a local landscape designer and illustrator, for a guided walk on Saturday 9 Aug to meet some of the floral muses which are such a unique and iconic part of Australia’s national identity.

Return a week later on Saturday 23 Aug for a nature journalling workshop to creatively explore the inspiration that seasonal wildflowers bring to you. The walk and workshop are suitable for adults and will include walking on both paved and gravel surfaces in the natural bush setting of the Botanic Gardens. Please dress for a walk in the outdoors on Day 1.

On Day 2 bring a folding chair, thermos and snack. Some creative materials will be provided. You are welcome to bring your own sketchpad, pencils, pens or paints. Meet at the entrance to the Arts & Ecology Centre, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha. Bookings are essential. Please register separately for Part 1 (guided walk) and Part 2 (workshop).

Cost: $5

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Sunshine Coast Council. Maroochy Bushland Botanic Garden.

When: Sunday 24 August, 9am -12pm

Where:  Noosa National Park, Weyba section. Meet at Hawthorn Park, Hawthorn Grove, Marcus Beach.

About: We will walk beside sedgelands and wet heath before heading up to the high dunes, a fantastic spot that has brilliant heathland and views across the coast – a very special part of the coast. This walk does include quite a bit of walking, with uphill sections and soft sandy tracks. A moderate level of fitness is required. After our initial walk we will share a light morning tea up on the dunes. You will be provided with a map with likely species that may be in bloom.

Participants should be aged 14 or older, or supervised by an accompanying adult.

Bring a hat, insect protection, water and covered shoes. The walk will be 4-5km long, some rocky sections on bottom track, soft sand later on, with an ascent up to 70m (approx.) 

Cost: $25 / $20 concession

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Wild/flower Women & Wild/flower Lovers - https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/

When: Tuesday 26 August, 8 - 11am.

Where: Marcus Beach. Meeting point will be emailed to registered participants prior to the event.

About: Walk to the highest point in the Marcus Beach High Dunes in the Lake Weyba section of the Noosa National Park and learn the story to protect these elevated coastal heathlands from residential subdivision by TM Burke in the 1990s.  Admire the stunning coastal and hinterland views as we pass through flowering coastal heathlands and wonder how lucky we are that this was protected.

This is a bushwalk on sand fire trails rising from sea level to 45 metres elevation. Bring sturdy shoes, hat and sun protection and water bottle.  A good degree of mobility is required.  2 to 3 hours duration.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Urban Wildlife Gardens - https://urbanwildlifegardens.org.au/

When: Wednesday 27 August, 8.30 - 11am.

Where: Corner of Cotterill Avenue and Protea Drive, Bongaree. Google map link.

About: Bush walk amongst Wallum Wildflowers in Bribie Island National Park.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Visit website for details.

Activity Organiser: Bribie Island Environmental Protection Association Inc.

When: Wednesday 27 August, 10am - 12pm.

Where: Hawthorn Park, 43 Hawthorn Grove, Marcus Beach.

About: The sedges of the heathlands are the “glue” that holds the heath together.  They form mounds and trench systems, places where we find great diversity of plant species.  They frame the wildflowers, and  are dainty and beautiful.  This walk focuses on these underappreciated species, and shows the differences between those found in wet heaths, and those on the dry dunes.  Come and be intrigued!

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Wallum and Coastal Heathland Study Group (Native Plants Qld). https://anpsa.org.au/study_group/wallum-and-coastal-heathland-study-group/

When: Wednesday 27 August, 9 - 11am.

Where: Tewantin National Park. Meeting location will be emailed to participants prior to the event.

About: Join Noosa and District Landcare for an amble through a section of wet heath and wallum woodland in Tewantin National Park. A wide variety of species flower here throughout the wildflower season. 

Species list provided. Bring a pen to make notes if you wish! Bring insect repellent, water, sunscreen, hat and walking shoes. Flat walk of 1.5 km. There are no public amenities available on the site.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Noosa and District Landcare - https://noosalandcare.org.

When: Thursday 28 August, 9 - 11am.

Where: Mawsons Road, Beerwah. Google map link.

About: Take a journey through the wildflowers of Scientific Area 1 with QPWS Rangers to learn more about this wallum wonderland and all it has to offer. The colour, the close-ups – be amazed at this stunning explosion of nature at its best. Bring your camera and take some great images or just enjoy the scenic walk.

Bring your hat, drinking water, covered shoes and camera.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships.

When: Thursday 28 August, 9.30 - 11am.

Where: Arts & Ecology Centre, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha

About: What banksia is that? Few plants are more closely identified with the popular image of Australian Flora than Banksias. Visit Banksias and other plants in the Proteaceae Family on an historical and botanical journey with a trained guide in the delightful grounds of The Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden. Hear about renowned Botanist Sir Joseph Banks after whom the Banksia species were named. Admire the beautiful Proteaceae Family specimens growing in the Garden and view the exquisite drawings of Sydney Parkinson who travelled with Sir Joseph Banks in 1770 on Captain Cook’s ship, The Endeavour. Recall your childhood memories with May Gibbs stories of Snugglepot & Cuddlepie and The Big Bad Banksia Men. Take time out to connect with nature. Awaken your senses. Nourish your soul. 

The walk is suitable for adults and will include walking on both paved and gravel surfaces in the natural bush setting of the Botanic Gardens. Please dress for a walk in the outdoors.

Cost: $5

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Sunshine Coast Council. Maroochy Bushland Botanic Garden.

When: Thursday 28 August, 9.30 - 11am.

Where: Cnr. Pathfinder Drive and Henebery Place, Caloundra.

About: A short level walk to discover the wildflowers in this surprising ptach of Wallum heathland preserved beside busy Caloundra Road, next to Caloundra Aerodrome. Species list supplied. Wear hat, sunscreen and bring  along your own water.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Wildlife Preservation Society of QLD - Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. Sunshine Coast and Hinterland Inc. | Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland

When: Saturday 30 August, 9 - 11am.

Where: School Road (end of cul de sac), Coolum State Primary School, UBD Map 20/C9.

About: Casual walk through the wallum country of west Coolum.

Please wear walking shoes, hats, sunscreen and water.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Coolum and North Shore Coast Care. https://www.facebook.com/CoolumandNorthShoreCoastCare/

When: Saturday 30 August, 2 - 3.30pm.

Where: National Park gate at the end of Cessna Street.

About: Coolum and North Shore Coast Care invite you to join us on a guided walk through the national park behind the Sunshine Coast Airport. Community conservation volunteers will lead the walk and help support the interpretation of wildflower species.

Please wear covered shoes, hat, sunscreen, bring water and a mobile/smart phone. Car parking will be in Cessna Street.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Coolum and North Shore Coast Care. https://www.facebook.com/CoolumandNorthShoreCoastCare/

When: Saturday 30 August, 8 - 10am.

Where: Beerwah Scientific Zone, Beerwah East. Access via Roys Road, Beerwah. Google Map link.

About: Mooloolah River Landcare is pleased to present a walk with local botanist Elliot Bowerman. Join Elliot for a guided walk through the wet heath and wallum woodlands of the Beerwah Scientific Zone.There are many interesting plants/ wildflowers that call this area home.Elliot is an ecologist who specialises in field botany. He is experienced in conducting flora surveys across a diverse range of vegetation communities, with a special interest in heathland and rainforest ecosystems, as well as threatened species.

Cost: $20

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Mooloolah River Landcare - https://mrl.org.au/

When: Saturday 30 August, 10am - 12pm.

Where: Mooloolah River National Park, End of Claymore Road entrance, Sippy Downs. Google Map link.

About: Come for a wildflower walk with an expert. Dr Hilary Pearl is pleased to show you the wonders of this National Park.The wildflowers should be fabulous. Hilary studied in this area as part of her PHD. She knows this area well.

Cost: $10

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Mooloolah River Landcare - https://mrl.org.au/

When: Saturday 30 August, 1 - 2.30pm

Where: Mooloolah River National Park, End of Claymore Road entrance, Sippy Downs. Google Map link.

About: Mooloolah River Landcare with Dr Hilary Pearl present this walk for children under 10 and their caregiver. Children are naturally curious. This walk led by Dr. Hilary Pearl will be both engaging and interesting. Encouraging and nurturing curiosity in children can have a significant impact on the way they view the environment.

This activity is for children under 10 years and their caregiver. Every child should have a caregiver. Each participant needs a ticket. 7 children = 7 caregivers, 14 participant total. Please bring a Hat, sunscreen, insect repellant, drinking water. Covered shoes are a must.

Cost: $5

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Mooloolah River Landcare - https://mrl.org.au/

When: Saturday 30 August, 9 - 11am.

Where:  Noosa National Park, Weyba section. Meet at Hawthorn Park, Hawthorn Grove, Marcus Beach. Google map link.

About: We will share the joys of the wallum woodlands and heathland behind Marcus Beach. Enjoy a rich diversity of plants as we wander and walk, see what is in bloom, and enjoy some quality time in nature. You will be provided with a map with likely species we will see. Your guide will share stories, insights and information about the flowers, you can take photos and end the session with a cuppa.

Participants should be aged 14 or older, or supervised by an accompanying adult. Bring a hat, insect protection, water and covered shoes.

Cost: $25 / $20 concession

Registration details: Registration link

Activity Organiser: Wild/flower Women & Wild/flower Lovers - https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/

When: Sunday 31 August, 8.30 - 11am.

Where: Eastern end of Coongarra Esplanade, by Currimundi Lake, Wurtulla.

About: Experience the wonders of the Wallum heath in Currimundi Lake (Kathleen McArthur) Conservation Park with members of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland - Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. Species list supplied.

Hat, water, sunscreen and insect repellent. The tracks are flat and mostly sandy.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Wildlife Preservation Society of QLD - Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. Sunshine Coast and Hinterland Inc. | Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland

When: Sunday 31 August, 8.30 - 11am.

Where: Corner of Cotterill Avenue and Protea Drive, Bongaree. Google map link.

About: Bush walk amongst Wallum Wildflowers in Bribie Island National Park.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Visit website for details.

Activity Organiser: Bribie Island Environmental Protection Association Inc.

When: Sunday 31 August, 2 - 3.30pm.

Where: 200 metres north of Seaside Boulevard and David Low Way intersection inside the National Park gates.

About: Vistas of Mount Gul’um is only a short walk off the David Low Way and is a great introduction to wildflowers. Coolum and North Shore Coast Care invite you to join a guided walk with view to Mount Gul’um. Community conservation volunteers will lead the walk and help support interpretation of the wildflower species.

Please wear covered shoes, hat, sunscreen, bring water and a mobile/smart phone. Parking will be in Seaside Boulevard so arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled starting time and cross the David Low Way at the bus stop and centre island refuge before walking north along the park edge.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Email [email protected].

Activity Organiser: Coolum and North Shore Coast Care. https://www.facebook.com/CoolumandNorthShoreCoastCare/

When: Sunday 31 August, 9 - 11am

Where: Noosa National Park, meeting location will be emailed to participants prior to the event.

About: Enjoy the wildflowers of Noosa National Park headland section with NICA. We will explore this beautiful area via an approx. 3km walk along a sandy track. This dry heath supports a high diversity of flowering species.

Bring hat, sunscreen, water. Species list provided.

Cost: FREE

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Noosa Integrated Catchment Association (NICA) - https://noosariver.com.au/

When: Sunday 31 August, 9.30am - 12pm

Where: Meet at the Tallowwood Shelter, just downhill from the Arts and Ecology Centre, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens 51 Palm Creek Rd, Tanawha.

About: Tap into your creativity with a fun session that explores native wildflowers in bloom. Sophie and Rhonda of the Sunshine Coast Nature Sketchers will take you on a brief walk to learn about local native wildflowers and the lead the group in a mark making session. The idea is to loosen up and be energetic with your marks, letting go of the need for perfection. 

Paper, ink and watercolour paint supplied. Participants should wear enclosed shoes, hat and bring water bottle. Tea, coffee and light morning tea provided.

Cost: $30 (adults)

Registration details: Registration link.

Activity Organiser: Sunshine Coast Nature Sketchers - Facebook page.

When: 23 - 31 August, 10am - 3pm daily.

Where: Arts and Ecology Centre, Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha. Google map link.

About: This exhibition is a curated collection of four local ceramic artists who draw inspiration from their local environment. This can be demonstrated through representative sculpture, functional pieces exploring colour development with glazes or abstract work influenced by the textures, lines and patterns of nature. This 3-dimensional collection will be supported by paintings exploring the same elements and principles of design.

Cost: FREE

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Activity Organiser: Sunshine Coast Council

When: 22 - 25 August 2025.

Where: Maroochy Waterfront Camp and Conference Centre (Conference Centre)- 42 David Low Way, Diddillibah.

About: This Conference is to be held on the delightful Sunshine Coast where there are many diverse environments to visit, and we have planned an exciting program to embrace this diversity. Skilled and knowledgeable local guides will share their knowledge over the four days of our site visits (by bus) which will cover nine local vegetation types.

For more information.

Activity Organiser: Native Plants Queensland.

When: 8 August - 7 September 2025.

Where: Galley Lane, Coolum.

About: Art and design inspired by our local wildflowers.

Activity Organiser: Susan Davis