Maroochy Waterwatch has grown into a significant not for profit organisation with a diverse network that embraces a number of environmental and community issues. Its activities, achievements and professional standard water quality data collected are recognised by industry, government and the wider community. The organisation has a large volunteer base and activities as varied as the issues facing the Maroochy River and the Region. Some examples of these are listed below: More than 60 families undertake monthly water quality testing and reporting. Creek rehabilitation project support the efforts of hundreds of landowners. The Waterwatch River Patrol provides advice to river users whilst retrieving rubbish. A public education campaign which raises awareness of the importance of the river. Several social enterprises including Maroochy Catchment Services and the Coolum Community Native Nursery. Acting as a hub for the Queensland Environmental Sustainable Schools Initiative.