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  • Due to Covid-19 (Coronavirus), we are changing the way the nursery operates.  We will temporarily be closing our nursery to the general public and volunteers from Monday 20th March, BUT will still provide larger nursery orders (and biocontrol bug orders) using a pre-paid ordering system with pick-up at the gate.  Read more here: Covid-19 and nursery orders
  • Now is the perfect time to become a Mooloolah River Landcare member.  For as little as $15/year, our members receive amazing benefits including: 
             - free plants annually
             - 10% discount on plants and Cane toad traps                    throughout the year
             - 'first dibs' on events and workshops
             - invitations to members events and more!  
  • "Let's go for a walk" Sat 15th Feb at 2pm. Informal bush walks where members (and friends) are invited to walk, discover, socialise, talk wildlife and share a snack.    
    When : Saturday 15 Feb, 2pm to walk in the Mooloolah River National Park.  Meet at    Mooloolah Cemetery (or at the nursery at 1:45pm just down the road if you want to car pool).  Bring some afternoon tea to share, water, hat, insect repellent, good walking shoes etc.
  • Next Cane toad trapping workshop is Saturday 29th Feb.  Please register on our event registration page to secure your spot.
  • We now produce Cane toad tadpole traps and baits as part of UQ's Cane Toad Challenge!  If you want to be a part of reducing Cane toad numbers, see this link: Cane Toad Tadpole Trapping
  • Native Plant Nursery Latest  Species List now available.
  • We always need seed. It is important that the seed be correctly identified. Often this is not possible just from the seed so please bring in a small branch and one or two fruit or let the nursery know and someone can come to you. You can also check the guidelines and calendar and be on the lookout​​ for other seed. Click here ​​
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  • Volunteers - If you want to help us make a difference to our environment please be a volunteer. The management committee, the Sunshine Coast Biocontrol Facility and the Landcare Nursery both at the Holcim Site on Steve Irwin Way welcome volunteers. Contact 54945074 if you would like to know more.