EASTERN BEACHES FORESHORE RESERVES MANAGEMENT PLAN - COMMUNITY CONSULTATION OVERVIEW AND PROPOSED CHANGES · Attachment 3 EBFRMP Engagement Analysis Articulous

Fauna and flora         ”Work with residents/STA owners about need to retain native vegetation and sand dunes to reduce erosion.“

                        “Investigate the implementation of resilience features within the total scope of dune management to determine if such
                        features can assist the natural environment withstand climate change effects (stormwater out, ocean coming in) to improve
                        overall benefits of dunes and beaches for flora fauna and humans with cotton towels and foam boards and fishing rods."
Monitoring and          “As well as vegetation and animals, soil properties (eg porosity, carbon, pH, salinity, moisture) should also be monitored
mapping                 periodically (eg every 5 years with the vegetation) as soil properties can be impacted by climate change - thus
                        measurements may assist in mapping/predictions for how to best revegetate an area”

                        “Map all private infrastructure and tree clearing and assess its impact on the ecological function of the foreshore, including
                        erosion impacts and future severe weather events.“
General                 “An improvement"

                        “These all look good but are general statements, not specific actions.”


7.7.   Action area 3: Social values
Respondents were asked to provide a written response on whether there was anything missing or overlooked in the proposed actions for social
values.

Of the 204 people who took part in the survey, 75 provided a response to this question (36.8%).

   •   56 of these responses (74.7%) related to the social values action area, and 19 related to other action areas.
   •   There were an additional 16 responses shared across other action areas that related to social values.