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| Jabiru fishing in the abundant waters of the upper Noosa River. Photograph by Jemma Darlington |
WHEN?
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th February 2012
WHERE?
Tin Can Bay Foreshore
"The “Cooloola Festival of Birds” will highlight the Influence that Birds have had on our Culture, Beliefs, and Daily Lives since earliest times through Dance, Song, Art, and Story Telling, while Promoting the Diversity of Birds, their Habitats and requirements through Cooloola.
Such an all-inclusive approach to Environmental Education will nurture a great understanding and feel for our Natural Environment as a whole among the General Public essential prerequisite to the re-awakening of our innate Bond with the Natural World."
Such an all-inclusive approach to Environmental Education will nurture a great understanding and feel for our Natural Environment as a whole among the General Public essential prerequisite to the re-awakening of our innate Bond with the Natural World."
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| Kookaburra sitting in an old gum tree. Photograph by Jemma Darlington |
