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Resources

Cottesloe Coastcare and Cottesloe’s Natural Areas

  • Annual general Meeting 2022
  • Annual general Meeting 2021
  • Annual General Meeting 2020. Presentation Part 1 and Part 2, Treasurer’s Report, Minutes.
  • Annual Report to Council 2022.
  • BEN signs. The Beach Emergency Numbers map provides a unique code and location information for beach access points in Cottesloe. Quoting the information on the nearest BEN sign helps emergency services  pinpoint the location of the emergency.
  • Coastal Monitoring 2022. Coastcare presented at the Coastal Monitoring workshop held in August 2022. The Town of Cottesloe is about to develop Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Plan (CHRMAP).
  • Cottesloe Coastcare Celebrating 20 years. Read our article that was published in Coastlines Spring 2015.
  • Connecting land, shores and oceans. 4th WA State Coastal Conference. Report by Robyn Benken and Frauke Chambers, 2007.
  • Cottesloe Coastcare 2016. All about Cottesloe Coastcare – what we do, how we do it and why we do it.
  • Cottesloe Natural Areas Management Plan. Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd. 2008. The NAMP provides a framework to guide the management of Cottesloe’s natural areas over a 5 year period.
  • Cottesloe Natural Areas Management Plan. Update 2015. Syrinx
  • Herbicide Trail 2019. Cottesloe Coastcare conducted a herbicide trial in 2019 to assess the effectiveness of various treatments on the notorious weeds of Cottesloe’s coastal sand dunes.
  • John Black Dune Park. A report by Robert Powell 2006.
  • Mineral nutrition of native plants on the Swan Coastal Plain. A fascinating presentation by Hans Lambers for our AGM in 2003.
  • Newsletters. Cottesloe Coastcare published a newsletter from 2004 to 2012 and they provide a great way to look back at our history.
  • North Cottesloe Coastal Management Plan 2005-2010. Ecoscape, 2005.
  • A Preliminary Assessment of Water Resource Environmental Management Issues Associated with the Fresh Groundwater Lens on the Cottesloe Peninsula by S. Appleyard, 2004
  • To bag or not to bag? – that is the question by Robyn Benken, 2007.

History and Geology of Cottesloe

  • Aborigines and the Cottesloe Coast by Ken Macintyre and Dr. Barb Dobson (2004). Paper presented to Cottesloe Coastcare May 2004.
  • Cottesloe’s Sense of Place by Vicki Woods.  (2008). Outlines what is special about Cottesloe, written for the Enquiry by Design process that was held in 2008.
  • Indigenous Significance of Mudurup Rocks, Cottesloe by Ken Macintyre and Dr. Barb Dobson (2014).
  • Mudurup – History in the Rocks by Mike Gregson (2013)
  • The Goats of Grant Marine Park by Robyn Benken.

Animals (land and marine) of Cottesloe

  • Animals of the Cottesloe Reef Fish Habitat Protection Area by L.M. Marsh
  • Birds of the Western Suburbs is a good guide to our local birds from Birdlife WA. We still have copies of the printed Birds of the Leighton Peninsula . Contact us if you’d like a copy.
  • Fishing Line Menace by Rowley Goonan
  • Perth Fish: Explore, Identify, Enjoy by Dianne McLean and Michael Taylor. A great resource on our local  fish with an excellent guide to identifying  the fish you might see on our Cottesloe Reef.
  • Sustainable successful and responsible fishing in the fish habitat protection area by Brett Donovan
  • Weedy Seadragon campaign success by Robyn Benken (2011)

Plants (land and marine) of Cottesloe

  • Coastal Gardens: A planting guide for the Perth coastal region. This is a terrific guide to the best plants for your Cottesloe garden. Local plants save water and help our local wildlife. Common garden “escapees” are also described and better local alternatives described.
  • Create a coastal ecosystem on your verge – planting local plants will attract birds and animals, save water and look great.
  • Grow local plants – Town of Cottesloe – Part 1 and Part 2. A planting guide showing native plants that are especially suitable to Cottesloe gardens. Note: when printing scale the page size to A4.
  • Local plant species list by location.
  • Red eye wattle (Acacia cyclops) by Robert Powell.
  • Seaweeds and seagrasses of the Cottesloe area by Dr Anne Brearley.
  • Verge plants for Cottesloe by Robyn Benken.

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Cottesloe WA 6911
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