Help protect Noosa’s future marine life by joining Clean Up for the Hatchlings 2026, a free community event inviting locals and visitors to come together to clean our beaches ahead of the turtle hatching season.
Each year, hatchling turtles rely on clean, safe beaches to make their first journey to the ocean. This event plays an important role in reducing plastic pollution and marine debris, helping to protect wildlife and preserve the natural values of the Noosa Biosphere.
Beach Clean Ups: 6:00am – 7:30am
Participants can register to attend one of the following beach clean-up sites:
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Site 1: Beach Access 33, Ed Webb Park – Sunshine Beach Surf Club
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Site 2: Beach Access 36, Tingira Crescent – Sunrise Beach
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Site 3: Beach Access 50, Peregian Esplanade – Peregian Beach (opposite Lowry St)
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Site 4: Beach Access 65, Victory Park, Lorikeet Drive – Peregian Beach
Thank You BBQ & Celebration: 8:00am – 10:00am
Following the clean ups, all volunteers are invited to a thank-you celebration at Cooper’s Lookout Park (south of Kawana Surf Club), featuring a free BBQ, guest speakers, children’s activities, and community displays and information.
What to Bring
Sun-safe clothing, hat and sturdy footwear & reusable items (water bottle, coffee cup, gloves) – this is a Plastic Free event!
What We Provide
Volunteer site coordinators and safety briefings, reusable gloves and clean-up bags, and a relaxed community celebration to say thank you.
This event is a simple but powerful way to care for our coastline, support wildlife, and take action for the health of our local environment. Be part of something meaningful and help give hatchlings the best possible start.
Spots are limited — register and reserve your place by visiting the event website.