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Home›Coastal Erosion›Yorke Peninsula Council secures coastal protection funding
Coastal Erosion

January 31, 2025 · about 1 year ago

Yorke Peninsula Council secures coastal protection funding

Yorke Peninsula Council said that they have secured significant funding through the Coast Protection Board’s 2024-25 Coast Protection Grants program to support crucial coastal protection and improvement projects. Highlighting the importance of these projects for the region, Mayor Darren Braund said:

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Yorke Peninsula Council secures coastal protection funding
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Yorke Peninsula Council said that they have secured significant funding through the Coast Protection Board’s 2024-25 Coast Protection Grants program to support crucial coastal protection and improvement projects.

Highlighting the importance of these projects for the region, Mayor Darren Braund said: “ We are thrilled to receive this support from the Coast Protection Board. These grants will help us address key areas of erosion, protect our coastline, and enhance access to our stunning natural environment. ”

“Yorke Peninsula Council remains committed to protecting and preserving the region’s coastline for the benefit of current and future generations.”

Funded projects:

With additional funding from this latest round, this project will fund the design of a coastal defense structure to manage erosion along the northern end of Marine Parade.

This project will design a defense structure to manage erosion and seawater inundation in the Mud Alley area.

Initiated by the Formby Bay Environmental Action Group and administered by Council, this project will enhance the Walk the Yorke trail at Trespassers (Baby Lizards, Ilfracombe Rd).

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