Beach clean up Free T-Shirt Bag Workshop
Visionary Ocean Warriors are doing a free T-shirt bag making workshop at their beach clean up on Saturday 18 July.
Come along for the free workshop
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Cloth Nappies 101: eco-friendly alternatives to disposables
Here in Australia, we send up to two billion disposable nappies to landfill every year. Each nappy takes up to 500 years to decompose, making them disastrous for our environment.
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Pick up Ten Little Pieces – anywhere, anytime
The Sunshine Coast is a place where nature meets nurture and Ten Little Pieces encourages all of us to make a difference to the places we love by collecting ten little pieces of litter anytime, anywhere, especially with children involved.
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