Noosa Parks Association

Join Us

There are many ways an individual may actively participate in all that the Noosa Parks Association (NPA) has to offer.

• For those with particular interests in environmental and/or conservation issues, they may seek to become actively involved with a special interest group, attend the weekly Friday Environment Forum or even become involved at a project officer or management committee level.
• For others, membership of NPA may be seen as an investment in lifestyle protection.
• Whatever your reason for joining us, NPA will always welcome new members!

Complete a Membership Application Form and become a financial member which entitles you to:

• Join in many of the Activities listed on our Events Calendar.
• Volunteer at our Environment Centre or the Noosa Parks Gallery and Information Centre.
• Consider helping on an NPA project which fits in with your availability and suits your particular interests and skills.
• Become acquainted with many like-minded individuals and become better informed about the Noosa environment and its history.
• Become more aware of the issues and concerns with which NPA has become involved over the past number of years.
• Attend Friday Forum and become better educated about a vast range of current conservation and environmental issues.
• Assist in maintaining Noosa’s public spaces through ongoing vegetation work with Greening Noosa or the Noosa National Park weeding group.
• Enjoy a working holiday week at Double Island Point and contribute to maintenance of this pristine environment.
• Become better informed about the current efforts of the Noosa Independence Alliance.  This Alliance was formed in an effort to bring about de-amalgamation from the Sunshine Coast Council and self-governance to the Noosa region, with the return of a new Noosa Council.
• Further your community involvement and become a member of the Noosa Biosphere Association (NBA).  NBA's aim is to ensure that our Biosphere reserve is correctly managed by an equal partnership between the community and council.
• Make a financial donation to the Association at any time.
• Consider making provisions in your will for a bequest to the NPA trust.  This trust was established with the express intent of purchasing land deemed to be of environmental significance.   The surest means of ensuring long-term protection of land is to either have it added to national park or declared a nature refuge under Queensland’s Nature Conservation Act.

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