The Cockle Bay Walkways Restoration Project
Planting and restoration at the Cockle Bay Beach Reserve and the Pah Road and Windross tracks that lead to it.
This is background information about the project, a little on how it got started, and what its goals are.
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Walkways Restoration Project Origins
The origins of the Walkways Restoration Project, and how CBRRA got involved.
Reviewing the Two Walkways
Following various flooding events in Cockle Bay local resident Barry Wood felt that reinstatement of the Windross and Pa Walkways would help reduce the amount of erosion and sediment moving into Cockle Bay while also restoring the native plantings alongside both Walkways.
Preparation of the Two Walkways for Native Plantings
Barry Wood, with support from Matthew Brajkovich, has been very busy clearing the lower part of the Windross Walkway and the length of Pa Walkway of pest plants in preparation for the planting of native plants to begin in April 2023.
Movement of Native Fish in Our Waterways
Our waterways need to be carefully managed so native fish can access the habitats they need.