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Our Projects

Image: White-bellied sea-eagle; credit: H&M Productions

Agnes Development Watch (ADW)

Due to the many developments currently proposed and being constructed in the Agnes Water region the loss of natural habitat is a major concern to the community.

As part of the ADW project we monitor council and state government development assessment processes and on-ground works. We share this information with community so they can further inform themselves on these developments.

We liaise with relevant stakeholders and provide knowledgeable feedback. We prepare public submissions for developments and activate the community to get involved and have their say.

View the Agnes Development Watch Project

Local Hands for Nature (LHfN)

Local Hands for Nature provides an opportunity for the community to get involved in restoring the natural areas of Agnes Water and surrounds. From dune revegetation to saving remnant forests from weeds, kids and adults alike can help wildlife in the region by improving their habitats.

View the Local Hands for Nature Project

1770 Saltmarsh Savers

The 1770 Saltmarsh Savers is a citizen science project that collects data on the health of the region’s saltmarsh.

Saltmarsh monitoring is part of the MangroveWatch Project and provides an opportunity for education and for the community to get involved, whilst advocating for the protection and restoration of saltmarsh.

Saltmarsh is an important ecosystem within the coastal intertidal zone placed between land and saltwater and is regularly inundated by tides. It is important habitat for migratory bird species, fish, crabs and molluscs.

View the 1770 Saltmarsh Savers Project

Eco Flicks

We show informative educational films for residents and visitors that showcase the environment, sustainability and all things natural world. These films present current challenges facing our environment and provide solutions that we all can work on to improve future outcomes.

View the Eco Flicks Project

Native plant guide

If you want more wildlife to your garden utilising native species or maybe you want to rid your garden of exotic plant species that are becoming weedy, then this guide will help you. This resource is an ongoing project and will continue to be added to in the future so remember to check back in next time you want to do some gardening.

View the Native Plant Guide Project

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Image: Round Hill Creek at 1770; Credit: H&M Productions | Image: National Tree Day Planting 2023; Credit: ACC | Image: 1770 Saltmarsh Savers survey; Credit: ACC | Image: Eco Flicks for kids event; Credit: ACC | Image: Beach morning glory; Credit: H&M Productions | Image: Green tree frog; Credit: H&M Productions