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Home›Coastal Erosion›Government funds coastal protection projects in Bass Coast
Coastal Erosion

March 6, 2025 · about 1 year ago

Government funds coastal protection projects in Bass Coast

Urgent coastal protection works started in Silverleaves and Inverloch following an announcement by Minister for Environment, The Hon Steve Dimopoulos and Jordan Crugnale MP yesterday. Bass Coast Mayor, Cr Rochelle Halstead, said: “This funding is a vital step in protecting our coastline and ensuring

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Government funds coastal protection projects in Bass Coast
photo courtesy of basscoast.vic.gov.au

Urgent coastal protection works started in Silverleaves and Inverloch following an announcement by Minister for Environment, The Hon Steve Dimopoulos and Jordan Crugnale MP yesterday.

Bass Coast Mayor, Cr Rochelle Halstead , said: “This funding is a vital step in protecting our coastline and ensuring the safety of our community. Coastal erosion is a significant issue, and we are pleased to see the Victorian Government taking action. We would encourage the Government to prioritize the important strategic work underway – and release the Cape to Cape Resilience Plan and commit to a plan for Western Port.”

In Silverleaves, emergency dune and asset protection work will begin immediately and are set for completion before the Easter high tides.

A geotextile bag wall, designed to provide long-term erosion protection, is expected to be installed by the end of August.

In Inverloch, design and work aimed at enhancing protection and safe access for the Surf Club are expected to be completed by the end of September.

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