By Ed Thexton
TWO bits of news have caught my attention: First up the council approved the extension of the Surf Parade path to Goroke Street. While I would have preferred a gravel rather than concrete path, I’m pleased they’re not removing any more foreshore vegetation to construct it. We’ve lost over 40 metres of dune vegetation in the past decade and we can’t afford to lose any more.
The most exciting news is the discovery of an Eastern Ground Parrot in Inverloch, near the coastal foreshore. And these two items are linked, if you’ll allow me to explain.
TWO bits of news have caught my attention: First up the council approved the extension of the Surf Parade path to Goroke Street. While I would have preferred a gravel rather than concrete path, I’m pleased they’re not removing any more foreshore vegetation to construct it. We’ve lost over 40 metres of dune vegetation in the past decade and we can’t afford to lose any more.
The most exciting news is the discovery of an Eastern Ground Parrot in Inverloch, near the coastal foreshore. And these two items are linked, if you’ll allow me to explain.