Tackle environmental issues in Ocean Beach Conservation Area to sustain the area’s natural and recreational values. The conservation area contains Tasmania’s longest beach, at least 5 threatened native vegetation communities, has an endemic subspecies of manna gum, and contains a community of the endangered Northern Leek Orchid. The area provides important habitat for threatened beach-nesting birds, shearwaters, and the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot.
In this video, President Luke Cooper provides an overview of the group’s aims and current work:
Our first multiday working bee of the year is coming up on the 6th and 7th of April! Here's the rough plan for the weekend, Day 1: Weeding gorse at the Henty Dunes or Henty River Mouth (location TBC), from 8:30am to 3pm with lunch provided. Dinner provided that night also Day 2: Weeding broom […]