Sand, wind and water have sculpted a varied landscape at Cooloola, the largest remnant of coastal vegetation on the southern Queensland’s mainland. High sand dunes, coloured sand cliffs, sweeping beaches, sandblows, freshwater lakes, tall forests, paperbark...
Cooloola Coastcare are stewards of the natural world of the Cooloola Coast. The Cooloola Coast is a region with stunning natural beauty and high environmental values. It is recognised as a natural environment of international significance: UNESCO World Heritage...
Amamoor features dry eucalypt forests with riparian rainforests fringing Amamoor Creek. All three recreational areas are located beside the picturesque creek. The creek provides important habitat for many animals including platypus, which are active during dusk and...
Few regions have the variety of habitats that Cooloola has to offer Rainforests of the Mary Valley Open forests of the drier Glastonbury region Remnant forest of Mudlo Ntaional Park at Kilkivan Mangroves and mudflats of the Great Sandy Straits Heathlands of the Noosa...
