Low Isles is featured in the current edition of Port Douglas magazine. Learn all about this unique island the work of LIPS in preserving and sharing its environment, culture and history.

Our dedicated LIPS volunteers had an amazing weekend at the Mossman Show!

LIPS and Douglas Shire Historical Society members recently had the opportunity to meet with heritage architect, Peter Marquis-Kyle.

WELCOME to our new Committee who were elected at last night's AGM….

Are you a citizen scientist who is concerned about the health of the Great Barrier Reef? Maybe a school or community group who would like to monitor the health of the Great Barrier Reef? Or are you a member of the local government, and would like to lead by example by becoming actively involved in contributing to the overall health of one of the most biologically diverse environments on this planet?

This October is our month-long series of events that focus on looking after our Reef. Tangaroa Blue Foundation, through the ReefClean Project is calling all ocean lovers to participate in the Great Barrier Reef Clean-Up.

There is a clear message on how to deal with the waste you produce and its harmful effects if discarded and left to damage the environment.

This much was evident earlier this month on Clean Up Australia Day when a small army of volunteers braved the oppressively hot conditions to do their bit and help clean the central and northern sections of beautiful Wonga Beach.

On behalf of LIPS, Vivo Packaging in Melbourne have donated a box of 78 tins for the 'Ditch the Flick' campaign being run by our friends at Tangaroa Blue Foundation.

Low Isles Preservation Society Inc invites you to join us in cleaning up beautiful Wonga Beach for Clean Up Australia Day 2022.

The LIPS AGM will be Monday 29 November 2021 at 6pm at the Port Douglas Yacht Club.

THE unique tropical Low Isles located on the Great Barrier Reef near Port Douglas has made a global list of the best destination sustainability stories.