Investigation underway into Sunshine Coast polystyrene spill at start of turtle nesting season
An investigation is underway after thousands of polystyrene balls washed up on Sunshine Coast beaches just days into turtle nesting season.
Key points:
- Thousands of plastic beads first began to appear at Maroochydore and Alexandra Headland on Friday
- Hundreds of residents have joined the clean up, which is expected to take days
- A local environment group says the beads are a danger to wildlife
