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• Encourage positive dog owner behaviour through education and increased signage, bins and dog bags
• Eradicate weeds and replace with native landscaping
• Improve education and mobilise community to assist with weeding/clean up efforts
Social values Feedback
• Swale behind dunes is a sacred birthing place
Opportunities
• Improve accessibility of beach facilities
• Improve parking, access and maintenance for beach access points
Partnerships Feedback
• Acknowledge role of foreshore neighbours in weed / land management
Opportunities
• Leverage large base of local volunteers
• Work with community to coordinate clean ups
Community Feedback
education • Dog owners require further education on off-leash spaces and waste management
• Community education on weeds
• Advertise bushcare events better
Opportunities
• Improve signage and education on beach access and care
• Reduce illegal camping through better promotion of legal camping areas
Encroachments Feedback
• Concern on ecological damage of encroachments and tree clearing
• Residents don’t want more development on foreshore
• Delay in addressing perceived as political
• Encroachments not an issue
Public access and Feedback
recreation • Better maintenance of beach facilities and access points
• Need more consistent pathways to beaches and viewing areas
Opportunities
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