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MEMBERSHIP &
VOLUNTEERING

Be part of our local environmental community​​​

​​Register as a member and support our mission to preserve the Sunshine Coast’s natural environment.  Membership is free, with no obligations. 

 

We send a quarterly newsletter to our members containing:
 

  • Special offers on items sold at the nursery

  • Seasonal gardening tips

  • Community news and events

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As a member, you can also have a say in local environmental efforts by voting on key issues at our general meetings.​​

 

NOTE: You do not have to participate in activities to become a member.

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​​​Join Our

Volunteer Team!​

Coolum Community Native Nursery is a community environmental organisation. We grow local-provenance native plants to strengthen biodiversity and conserve the natural environment of our region. 

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​Our volunteers are an important part of the nursery. Together with our staff, they help us grow and promote locally native plants and contribute to the conservation and restoration of our local environment.

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People come to the nursery with different interests, skills and levels of experience. Some have a long-standing interest in native plants and the environment, while others are just beginning to learn. Whatever your background, we hope volunteering will give you an opportunity to learn, contribute and enjoy being part of our community.

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Volunteers help with:

  • Caring for Nursery stock

  • Potting seedlings

  • Garden and site maintenance

  • Seed collection, processing and propagation

  • Recycling and reuse of pots

  • Assisting customers

  • Helping at community events

  • and other 

 

Volunteering is flexible — you can join us regularly or whenever you have time.​ Please fill out the Member /Volunteer Form or contact us with any questions first.​

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CCNN volunteers
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Collecting Banksia integ after fire June 22
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