Foreshore Protection Management

Council manages a variety of coastal environment areas between Shoalhaven Heads and North Durras, including many beaches and multiple estuaries. These areas are at risk of significant impacts from both urbanisation and erosion.

Council manages these issues to ensure accessibility and amenity while maintaining the environmental integrity and natural beauty our community enjoys.

To learn more about our foreshore management practice, visit the Coastal and Estuary Management Planning web page.

To receive updates about our foreshore management projects, subscribe to this webpage using the ‘stay informed’ tool in the top right-hand corner.

Council manages these issues to ensure accessibility and amenity while maintaining the environmental integrity and natural beauty our community enjoys.

To learn more about our foreshore management practice, visit the Coastal and Estuary Management Planning web page.

To receive updates about our foreshore management projects, subscribe to this webpage using the ‘stay informed’ tool in the top right-hand corner.

Mollymook Beach Markets Pop-up Stall

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Council's Coastal Team will be onsite at Mollymook Beach Markets to chat with the community about all things coastal management.
Entertaining educators from Eaton Gorge Theatre Company will be at the markets from 9 am to 12 pm spending the first hour walking through the markets in coastal-themed character costumes to encourage people to participate in the educationally fun walk and talk along Mollymook Beach.
The entertaining educators will lead the walk along Mollymook Beach from 10 am to 12 pm.
To register for the walk and talk activity along Mollymook Beach, please go to Eventbrite.
Council's Coastal Team will be onsite at Mollymook Beach Markets to chat with the community about all things coastal management.
Entertaining educators from Eaton Gorge Theatre Company will be at the markets from 9 am to 12 pm spending the first hour walking through the markets in coastal-themed character costumes to encourage people to participate in the educationally fun walk and talk along Mollymook Beach.
The entertaining educators will lead the walk along Mollymook Beach from 10 am to 12 pm.
To register for the walk and talk activity along Mollymook Beach, please go to Eventbrite.
Our school coastal workshops were a hit!

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Local school groups jumped at the chance to learn how important our sand dunes and foreshores are to protect our precious coastline at recent workshops. 

Eighty-five students, from three local schools, joined Council’s Coastal Management Unit to explore our foreshores and identify threats to our dunes and how we can protect our dune ecosystem. 

Students also got their hands dirty planting 300 native plant species, from Council’s nursery, at their local beach to help improve the resilience of the dune systems to coastal erosion. During the workshops, two bush regeneration experts shared their knowledge and experiences of how the Traditional Owners use the foreshore.  

Council would like to thank all the students and teachers who were involved in these workshops.

Local school groups jumped at the chance to learn how important our sand dunes and foreshores are to protect our precious coastline at recent workshops. 

Eighty-five students, from three local schools, joined Council’s Coastal Management Unit to explore our foreshores and identify threats to our dunes and how we can protect our dune ecosystem. 

Students also got their hands dirty planting 300 native plant species, from Council’s nursery, at their local beach to help improve the resilience of the dune systems to coastal erosion. During the workshops, two bush regeneration experts shared their knowledge and experiences of how the Traditional Owners use the foreshore.  

Council would like to thank all the students and teachers who were involved in these workshops.
Foreshore Community Education Workshops

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Shoalhaven City Council invites residents of Mollymook, Callala and Culburra beaches to a community workshop to learn more about their local foreshore.
The workshop activities include:

Indigenous peoples’ values of Coastal Country

Importance of dunes

Identifying and planting foreshore vegetation

Managing cliffs and rocky shores

Ways to manage and protect your foreshore including Dunecare

Citizen science activities including CoastSnap

Book into one of the following workshops:
Where: Meet at Mollymook Surf Life Saving Club - 83 Ocean Street
When: Tuesday 14 March 2023
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Where: Meet at the Callala Beach Community Centre - 89 Quay Road
When: Wednesday 15 March 2023
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Where: Meet at at the Nowra-Culburra Surf Life Saving Club - 4 Farrant Avenue, Culburra Beach
When: Thursday 16 March 2023
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Please email your RSVP to Neil Dufty at ndufty@molinostewart.com.au.
Technical and Financial assistance for this project is being provided by the NSW Government under its Coastal Management Program.
Shoalhaven City Council invites residents of Mollymook, Callala and Culburra beaches to a community workshop to learn more about their local foreshore.
The workshop activities include:

Indigenous peoples’ values of Coastal Country

Importance of dunes

Identifying and planting foreshore vegetation

Managing cliffs and rocky shores

Ways to manage and protect your foreshore including Dunecare

Citizen science activities including CoastSnap

Book into one of the following workshops:
Where: Meet at Mollymook Surf Life Saving Club - 83 Ocean Street
When: Tuesday 14 March 2023
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Where: Meet at the Callala Beach Community Centre - 89 Quay Road
When: Wednesday 15 March 2023
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Where: Meet at at the Nowra-Culburra Surf Life Saving Club - 4 Farrant Avenue, Culburra Beach
When: Thursday 16 March 2023
Time: 4pm-5.30pm
Please email your RSVP to Neil Dufty at ndufty@molinostewart.com.au.
Technical and Financial assistance for this project is being provided by the NSW Government under its Coastal Management Program.
Coming Soon!

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Updates on this project are coming soon!
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Updates on this project are coming soon!
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