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​Share the Shore
Australia is home to several species of waders and seabirds that nest on our ocean beaches – and on the sandy shores, sandspits and islands within our estuaries. These environments are rich with marine life that the birds feed on to raise their families. 
Many species of beach-nesting birds are under threat of extinction, largely due to disturbance by dogs, unaware beachgoers and four wheel-drive (4WD) vehicles.
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​For any sick, or injured wildlife, phone Wildlife in Need of Care (WINC) on 1300WINCWL (1300 946 295) 

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  • Home
  • Local walks
    • Hawks Nest Nature Walk
    • Hawks Nest Habitat Walk/plant signs
  • MKEG
    • MKEG History
    • Membership
    • Reports and Meetings >
      • Submissions & Quarterly Meetings
    • Our Committee
  • Bitou Busters
    • BBs working sessions 2026
    • BBs Annual Report 2026
  • Koalas
    • Koala sightings
    • Report Koala Sightings
  • Nature
  • Events
  • News
    • Caitlin Orr talk Aug 2026
    • Honours Research Update