Snells Shoreline Conservation Community
Snells Shoreline Conservation Community
Purpose of group
To seek greater understanding of the risks and challenges faced by our shoreline and the native life that relies on it.
To develop a range of educational activities that share good practice on shoreline eco-systems and native life protection in Snells Beach.
To provide reliable fact-based information and research to inform users what behaviours can help in the protection of the shoreline and its life in Snells Beach.
To engage the local community as role models, eco-system custodians, and for social change at Snells Beach.
To liaise and work with others such as; Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust (NMST); SBRRA; Auckland Council; Rodney Local Board; Restore Rodney East, DOC and Forest and Bird to protect our shoreline and birdlife in Snells Beach
About the group
It is well recognised that shorelines of New Zealand Aotearoa, including Snells Beach, are under threat and at high risk of irreversible damage. Climate change, urbanisation, pollution and the destruction of local ecosystems and its surrounding ecology impact on the quality of our shoreline and our unique flora and fauna.
Tackling such problems requires international and national action. It is also well recognised that local people can make a positive contribution in helping to protect and improve their local shorelines for future generations.
This belief underpins the aims and purpose of the Snells Shoreline Conservation Community. As a group, it wants to operate as a force of change that helps and enables the local community to protect and improve the shoreline of Snells Beach.
Contact: Jackie Russle
MOB: 027 570 8971
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Website: https://www.snellsconservation.org