Living on the Coast
Living at Nine Mile Beach
This document is relevant to people who live adjacent to the coastline anywhere in Tasmania, although it does contain information specific to Nine Mile Beach at Dolphin Sands on the East Coast of Tasmania. It includes information on sewage, tank water, mosquitoes, fire management, wildlife and pets, gardening and rubbish disposal.
The idea for this booklet came from the Dolphin Sands Ratepayers' Association Inc. Its production is supported by the Glamorgan Spring Bay Council, Parks and Wildlife Service, Coastcare, Landcare and Waterwatch.
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Creeping Backyards - Protecting Coastal and Estuarine Public Reserves
Advice on how to protect coastal reserves, including: property boundaries; coastal reserves are not an extension of your backyard; your activities may be harming your own property; introducing weeds; Aboriginal heritage; things you can do to help; contacts for local councils and other useful organisations.
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50 Ways to Care for Our Coasts
A brochure about minimising our impact on coastal environments.
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