
About our Biosphere
At the heart of the Sunshine Coast Biosphere is a community of shared values, working together to live, work, learn and play sustainably towards a future we are proud of.

At the heart of the Sunshine Coast Biosphere is a community of shared values, working together to live, work, learn and play sustainably towards a future we are proud of.


Land for Wildlife is a free, voluntary conservation program. It supports landholders to protect native plants and animals on their property.
The land application area (LAA) is an important part of the on-site sewerage facility (OSF).
Want to film commercially on the Sunshine Coast? You may need a permit to film on Council or State Government land and airspace.
Land donations and bequests are one of the greatest gifts you can give to support conservation on the Sunshine Coast. Donations of land for conservation will help protect the region’s native bushland, plants and animals for future generations.

Council can recover outstanding rates on properties that are more than three years in arrears.
Council is committed to protecting community land for the use of the community.
A number of endangered and significant flora and fauna species contained within 80 hectares on two hinterland properties will now be protected and enhanced thanks to Sunshine Coast Council’s Environment Levy Land Acquisition Program.
The Lore of the Land by Lyndon Davis; an Indigenous representative of the Sunshine Coast whos' art shows his deep connection to country.
Twenty-three migrants who participated in Sunshine Coast Council’s award-winning Migrant Work Ready program are ready to put their newfound job-seeking skills to work after graduating from the program at a special event at TAFE Queensland’s Mooloolaba campus today (October 29).

Teachers - it's time to register your students for the 2024 Kids in Action program.
Council has a number of programs to protect the Sunshine Coast biodiversity, agriculture, community and economy from the impacts of pest plants.
Learn more about John and Joan Dillon's journey with their property in land for wildlife.
Established in 1988, the Sunshine Coast Land Rover Owners Club welcomes new members.
Levy funds are invested into the acquisition of environmentally significant land to protect and enhance habitat areas.
Greg and Jenny Brice's Lonehand property was the 1,000th to join council's land for wildlife program.
Thanks to your environment levy an incredible 27.5 hectare eucalypt and rainforest habitat in the heart of Buderim will be protected and enhanced for many future generations to come.
We keep a watchful eye over both land & water concerns affecting the Pumicestone Passage.

The Sunshine Coast, NEXTDC and Google will partner on developing a new landing point in Australia, read more.

Celebrating First Nation's artmaking across the traditional lands of the Sunshine Coast region.

Council endorsed a proposal at its July 24 Ordinary Meeting to free up a parcel of land for a Police Citizens Youth Club in the future Aura Town Centre.