Category Archives: Publications

Eurobodalla Koala Recovery Strategy Revised Edition released July 2021

Posted on 2021-07-10 by admin

The period for initial consultation on the Revised Eurobodalla Koala Recovery Strategy 2021 is now complete: see below (pending any further advice on improvements). Some minor changes have been made and we can update the document at any time if … Continue reading →

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Save Mogo’s Forests!

Posted on 2021-06-26 by Forest Working Group

Next forest on the chopping block: Compartment 146, east of Mogo, lies south east of Dogtrap Road and even straddles the Tomaga River at one point. It is so close to the Mogo Zoo you can hear gibbons, lions and … Continue reading →

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Eurobodalla Koala Habitat and Occupancy Project REPORT

Posted on 2021-04-03 by admin

Gilmore Electorate Communities Environment Program 2019-20 For the year 2020 the Commonwealth Government granted $2,800 through the Gilmore Electorate to The Coastwatchers Association Inc (matched in-kind by Coastwatchers) under the Communities Environment Program. The purpose of the grant was identification … Continue reading →

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ESC Rural Lands Strategy Proposal – Suggested Points for writing Submissions

Posted on 2018-06-11 by admin

Eurobodalla Shire Council is proposing very significant planning changes under their new Rural Lands Strategy Planning Proposal If we don’t object to these changes the conservation values and long term future of this beautiful area will be compromised. 

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Bendethera Koala Habitat Survey Report

Posted on 2014-06-14 by admin

Coastwatchers’ long-term vision is the re-introduction of Koalas into suitable South Coast forest ecosystems. Long standing Coastwatchers member Keith Joliffe has produced a report into the feasibility of such a long-term reintroduction into part of the Deua National Park (available … Continue reading →

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Eurobodalla Koala Recovery Strategy – 2014 to 2026

Posted on 2013-12-13 by admin

The Final Eurobodalla Koala Recovery Strategy (41 pages) in now published, coinciding with news of a confirmed koala sighting near Nerigundah on November 13th 2013. Final Eurobodalla Koala Recovery Strategy (1MB PDF)

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Eurobodalla Koalas Project Pilot Study Report 2013

Posted on 2013-01-15 by admin

The report and appendices are available for download below. Eurobodalla Koalas Project Pilot Study Report (1MB PDF) Koalas Project Appendix 1 – Theoretical Tests Schematic (18KB Microsoft Excel Worksheet) Koalas Project Appendix 2 – Sources and Classification of Low Density Eucalypt Browse … Continue reading →

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Bengello Bounty – A study of the Eurobodalla coast between Broulee and Moruya River – October 2005

Posted on 2005-10-31 by admin

The Bengello sandplain between Broulee and the Moruya River is one of the mostvaluable natural assets in the Eurobodalla Shire.Its geology is fascinating. The sandplain is one of the largest and most extensivelystudied beach-ridge plains on the eastern seaboard of … Continue reading →

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Charcoalition Brochures

Posted on 2002-07-05 by admin

General Brochure (originally labelled “new” brochure) charcoalition newbrochure (371KB PDF) and, in case your’e interested, the earlier version of pretty much the same brochure (pdf scan, 686KB)

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Charcoalition How-to-Vote pamphlet re ESC Survey

Posted on 2002-06-15 by admin
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Charcoalition News Bulletin 2

Posted on 2002-06-15 by admin

Published June 15th 2002 charcoalition news bulletin 2 2002-06-15 (159KB PDF)

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Charcoalition Poster – Welcome to the New Nature Coast

Posted on 2002-06-04 by admin

posterwelcome (272KB PDF)

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Charcoalition A4 Poster – Meet the New Neighbours!

Posted on 2002-06-04 by admin

posterneighbours (112KB PDF)

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Charcoalition Publication – Richard Fisher’s View

Posted on 2002-06-04 by admin

Richard Fisher’s View (323KB PDF)

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Charcoalition Publication – Effects on Social Values

Posted on 2002-06-04 by admin

Effects on Social Values (167KB PDF)

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Charcoalition Publication – Ultra Clean Coal

Posted on 2002-06-04 by admin

Ultra Clean Coal (36KB PDF)

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Charcoalition Publication – Swimming at Candlagan Creek

Posted on 2002-06-04 by admin

Swimming at Candlagan Creek (40KB PDF)

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Charcoalition News Bulletin 1

Posted on 2002-05-05 by admin

Published May 5th 2002 charcoalition news bulltetin 1 2002-05-05 (155KB PDF)

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Charcoalition Publication – Dioxins From the Charcoal Plant?

Posted on 2002-05-04 by admin

Dioxins From the Charcoal Plant (148KB PDF)

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Water Issues and the Mogo Charcoal Plant (PDF)

Posted on 2001-12-12 by admin

by Emmett O’Loughlin – December 2001 The proposed charcoal plant near Mogo raises a number of matters of environmental concern. Water is one of these, and the plant’s possible impact on water is one of the most serious and long … Continue reading →

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