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February 20, 2021:- 9 am - 4 pm
Rescue and Immediate care induction course
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February 20, 2021:- 9:15 am - 4 pm
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February 20, 2021:- 9:15 am - 4 pm
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The Saving Our Species program at DPIE have produced some wonderful short videos on how to #sharetheshore with beach-nesting birds, just in time for the October long weekend and start of the school holidays.

The South Coast shorebird recovery program is designed to help threatened beach-nesting birds during their summer nesting period.

The South Coast Shorebird Recovery Program has been working hard to help threatened beach-nesting birds through the summer nesting period since 1999. The program aims to reduce the rate of decline of threatened beach-nesting birds and recover populations by enhancing breeding success along the south coast of New South Wales.

Saving our South Coast shorebirds

The South Coast shorebird recovery program is designed to help threatened beach-nesting birds during their summer nesting period and aim to recover their population.

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The Saving Our Species program at DPIE have produced some wonderful short videos on how to #sharetheshore with beach-nesting birds, just in time for the October long weekend and start of the school holidays

4WD users pose a major threat to beach-nesting shorebirds. Learn to share the shore and drive safely along the NSW beaches following these easy tips.

Every summer, from August to March, threatened beach-nesting birds raise their chicks on NSW’s picturesque beaches. Hooded plovers, pied oystercatchers and beach-stone curlews are locals to these beaches all year-round, while little terns make the massive journey from places as far away as South-East Asia to return home to our beaches to nest.

How 4WD users can share the shore

4WD users pose a major threat to beach-nesting shorebirds. Learn to share the shore and drive safely along the NSW beaches following these easy tips.

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The Saving Our Species program at DPIE have produced some wonderful short videos on how to #sharetheshore with beach-nesting birds, just in time for the October long weekend and start of the school holidays.

Help save our shorebirds with the local fishing guru ‘Starlo’ who has some helpful tips during this tough nesting period for the beach-nesting birds.

Saving our shorebirds with Starlo

Help save our shorebirds with the local fishing guru ‘Starlo’ who has some helpful tips during this tough nesting period for the beach-nesting birds.

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Follow these easy tips to keep our threatened beach-nesting birds safe while walking your dog along the shore.

How dog walkers can share the shore

Follow these easy tips to keep our threatened beach-nesting birds safe while walking your dog along the shore.

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MidCoast Council is encouraging families and neighbours to pull together to prepare for bushfire season and to start a broader conversation about being prepared for all hazards, kicking off with NSW RFS Get Ready Weekend on 19-20 September.

“The 2019/20 bushfire season was the most devastating bushfire season in NSW and MidCoast regional history. We have seen our community really pull together to help each other recover from the impact of these fires, and that is ongoing,” said Mayor David West.
“I am sure that as a community, and as individuals, we will all make an extra effort this year, to ensure everyone is prepared and has a bushfire emergency plan.”

Make sure you note Get Ready Weekend on the calendar on 19 – 20 September, and help each other get ready. Local NSW RFS brigades will be throwing their doors open, or holding events to help you find information and Get Ready for the bushfire season ahead.

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MidCoast pulls together to Get Ready

MidCoast Council is encouraging families and neighbours to pull together to prepare for bushfire season and to start a broader conversation about being prepared for all hazards, kicking off with NSW RFS Get Ready Weekend on 19-20 September.

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Are you recovering from the 2019 bushfires?
If your home was damaged or destroyed in the #MidCoast bushfires, keep an eye on your emails – you’ll be hearing from Service NSW and Resilience NSW soon, who are checking in with you.
We’re committed to supporting our community following the devastating 2019/20 bushfires and want to make sure everyone can receive the help they need.
If you think we may not have up-to-date contact details for you, please email recovery@midcoast.nsw.gov.au or call 7955 7543. More info here: https://bit.ly/3ikMgNi
#bushfirerecovery

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