Gold Coast City Council’s Shoreline Management Plan

Gold Coast Shoreline Management Plan (GCSMP), which commenced in 2005, is a 3-year program aimed at improving our understanding of our beach environments. The GCSMP focuses research and planning on how we manage our beaches and shoreline.

Supporting the sustainability of the natural environment will underpin our lifestyles and economy into the future. The goal of the GCSMP is to develop coastal management recommendations for Gold Coast City Council to deal with current erosion issues and forecasted effects as a result of both natural trends and climate change predictions without compromising our way of life.

The report will focus on 5 key themes:

  1. Community values
  2. Physical processes
  3. Ecological processes
  4. Beach management
  5. Economic value of beaches

The report is due for completion in July 2008.

 

For more information, please contact:

Shannon Hunt
Acting Coastal Strategies Coordinator, Gold Coast City Council
E: SHUNT@goldcoast.qld.gov.au
W: +61 (0)7 5667 3770

Neil Lazarow
Project Manager, Gold Coast Shoreline Management Plan
E: N.Lazarow@griffith.edu.au
M: 0416 022 742
W: +61 (0)7 5552 8389

 

 
 

The committee wishes to thank all those individuals who have supported this project and, in particular, the following businesses:

Association of Surfing Professionals
Cafe Fresh
Coastal Alliance
Coastwatch
Griffith Centre for Coastal Management
Jann Stuckey
Kirra Business Group
Kirra Point Committee
Kirra SLSC
Kirra Surfriders Club
Kirra Surfstock
Media Hunt
On a Mission Foundation
Reward Developments
Michael Legge Wilkinson
Surfrider Foundation Australia
Snapper Rocks Surfriders Club
Trent Moffatt Designs
Wet Paper Publications
Acknowledgements

 

 
 

Featured Sponsor

 
 

Kirra Surfriders Club

Established in 1962, Kirra Surfriders Club (KSC) has grown from very humble beginnings from way back in the early 60’s. The Club’s aim is to support and nurture competitive surfers at all levels… and have fun while doing so. KSC are current Kirra Teams Challenge victors and is home to current mens world champion Mick Fanning.

For more information, visit: http://www.kirrasurfriders.com

 

 
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