Bid to teach our community about the coastal processes in play between Wallabi Point and Crowdy Head

By Ainslee Dennis
November 9 2017 - 6:00pm
Keen: Andrew Staniland, MidCoast Council’s project manager, planning and natural systems welcomes conversation about coastline management.
Keen: Andrew Staniland, MidCoast Council’s project manager, planning and natural systems welcomes conversation about coastline management.

Sand at Farquhar Inlet near Old Bar shifts daily and the quantity and its location at the mouth of the Manning River is a hot topic of conversation in coastal communities from Wallabi Point to Crowdy Head.

Calls to dredge and appeals to shift sand from Farquhar to Old Bar Beach tend to dominate discussions. Listening to it all and working to manage the coastal area is Andrew Staniland, MidCoast Council’s project manager, planning and natural systems.

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