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HomeNewsNICA has a new team

NICA has a new team

The proactive, talented volunteers of Noosa Integrated Catchment Association (NICA) have a passion for the health and conservation of our Noosa River catchment area.

This committee aims to continue and involve the community in informative and restorative projects. With Jill Campbell as President, each member has a long-standing record in various fields of expertise and would like to encourage more interested members of the community to come along to future projects. Phone or pop into the NICA office in Tewantin – pick up informative brochures – chat to Gillian and learn more about what we do.

If you would like to be involved we have workshops and information on the right type of plants to grow in your garden with the Urban Wildlife Gardens – Shorebird data collection – River Rangers – Water watch and Bush care regeneration programs. Come along and you’ll meet new friends.

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NICA office is at 52 Doonella St, Tewantin.

Phone Gill during office hours on 5449 9650 or after hours on 0499 979 654.

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