Events - December 2008
To join an event or for more information contact Dave info@coastkeepers.org.au
or 02 9299 0000. Please also register as a
CoastKeeper prior to joining an event.
Bush Regeneration - every Mon morning
Dunbogan - Gogleys Lagoon/Trevors Corner
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
CoastKeepers @ Bondi Fish Survey
- Sun 7th
On
the first Sunday of every other month a group of volunteer divers complete
a Fish Survey at various sites along the eastern suburbs of Sydney. Ben
Buckler at N Bondi is a site that we have frequently returned to as it
is home to an amazing diversity of fish life, but we regularly dive other
key sites including Gordon's Bay and Bear Island.
Bush Regeneration - Sat 6th
Milsons Passage, Muogamarra Nature Reserve
The
Aussie Bush needs your help! Travel by boat to Muogamarra Nature Reserve
to join a group of dedicated volunteers restoring a unique site not generally
open to the public.
Saturday Dec 6 and Sat February 28, 8:30am to 2:30pm. No
experience required as training and tools are provided. Work with National
Parks staff to restore this unique area.
Bush Regeneration - Sun 7th
Muogamarra Nature Reserve
This
is a unique opportunity to visit Muogamarra Nature Reserve, an area that
is closed to public access for most of the year. You will be working in
Peats Crater and Peats Bight in the northern end of the reserve. These
areas originate from volcanic dykes and diatremes and were extensively
cleared and grazed in the 1840s. The fertile soils have since been invaded
by weeds, which are out-competing native plants.
Come and be involved in essential bush regeneration organised
by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Travel by boat to Muogamarra
Nature Reserve then walk alongside waterways and through healthy bushland
to access the sites.
Tools, training and morning tea will be provided, no experience
is necessary. Boat departs at 08.30 and returns approx 2pm. Booking is
essential to ensure your place on the boat!
Fish Surveys - ongoing
CoastKeepers
dive groups will be completing Fish Surveys as part of their normal diving
activities. All CoastKeepers Fish Surveyors are volunteer divers who wish
to give something back to the marine environment they love.
Dive groups are collecting data from key locations all along
the NSW coast. The data they gather is collated by CoastKeepers to be
used by marine managers to monitor impacts on the NSW marine environment.
Read more about CoastKeepers Fish Surveys here
and read about the various dive groups along the NSW coast who are involved
in CoastKeepers Fish Surveys here.
Divers or dive groups wishing to get involved in Fish Surveys should
contact Dave to register their interest info@coastkeepers.org.au
CoastKeepers Fish Survey project is supported by Envirofund.

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