Events - August 2007
Bush Regeneration: Dunbogan - Gogleys
Lagoon/Trevors Corner - Monday 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th
The Mid North Coast Branch of National Parks Association complete
bush regeneration work every Monday morning at Gogleys Lagoon and Trevors
Corner in Dunbogan, a short drive south of Port Macquarie.
This is a great opportunity for anyone wanting to contribute to the restoration
of this beautiful part of the NSW coast. No previous experience is required
as training will be given on the day, so come along and gain some new
skills while making new friends.
Work starts at 8 am and finishes at 11 am. You should bring morning tea,
plenty of drinking water, protective clothing, sturdy shoes, sunscreen,
insect repellent and a hat. The meeting place changes every week so contact
us in advance to book a place and ensure that you have the correct meeting
location. Contact Dave at daver@marine.org.au
Fish Survey @ Bondi - Sun 5th
A
group of volunteer divers undertake bi-monthly fish surveys at North Bondi
as part of CoastKeepers @ Bondi. Participation is open to any diver who
has completed the HarbourKeepers and CoastKeepers Fish Survey course.
Through these regular dives a picture of the frequency, distribution and
seasonal variation of 50 key marine fish species at north Bondi will be
built.
Data collected from the Bondi Fish Surveys is forwarded to BioNet - the
NSW government's online biodiversity database, Project AWARE for inclusion
in a global fish survey initiative, Waverley Council and the Bondi Marine
Discovery Centre.
The CoastKeepers @ Bondi Fish Survey "hub" is the first of
many CoastKeepers Fish Survey groups to be trained on the NSW coast. Click
here to register if you would like to get involved.
If you belong to a dive club or can organise a group of divers through
a dive shop or other organisation and you would like to set up a Fish
Survey hub in your area please contact Dave at daver@marine.org.au
Please check out our Fish Survey pages
for more information on the surveys.
This project is supported by Envirofund.

Jervis Bay Dive Club Fish Survey - Sat 11th &
Wed 29th
Divers
from the Jervis Bay Dive Club will complete Fish Surveys on the second
Saturday and last Wednesday of each month.
Club members have frequently participated in marine research programs
inside the Jervis Bay Marine Park and have extensive knowledge of the
Fish Survey target species.
CoastKeepers will forward data gathered by the Jervis Bay Dive Club surveyors
to BioNet, Project AWARE and the Jervis Bay Marine Park Authority to inform
marine management decisions.
The Jervis Bay Dive Club is the first CoastKeepers Fish Survey hub outside
of the Sydney region. This year several Fish Survey hubs will be established
along the NSW coast. Contact Dave if you are interested in getting your
dive club invovled info@coastkeepers.org.au
This project is supported by Envirofund.

URG HarbourKeepers Fish Survey - Sun 19th
The Underwater Research Group (URG) will be conducting a
Fish Survey dive on Sunday 19th. This 10-18 metre dive will be near Dunbar.
Dive with some of Sydney's most knowledgable, experienced and friendly
divers and be amazed!
Membership
of URG is required for URG boat dives, while all HarbouKeepers & CoastKeepers
are welcome on shore dives. For more information about URG go to www.urgdiveclub.org.au
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