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$100,000 in Coastcare Grants from Barefoot Radler - 19/01/2009In partnership with Coastcare, Barefoot Radler has launched the Barefoot Radler Coastcare Grant Scheme read article |
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NEW! Coastcare E-Newsletter - January 2009 - 16/01/2009Launching 'The Coastcarer' - The e-newsletter for the Coastcare community read article |
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DARE TO LIVE "LIFE ON THE EDGE"? - 31/10/2008Australians are being challenged to live “life on the edge” this summer by collectively travelling the entire length of Australia’s coastline – a whopping 36,000 kilometers - whilst helping to raise one million dollars in support of Coastcare projects nationwide. read article |
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TAKE THE COASTAL CRUSADER QUIZ - 11/11/2008How much do you know about Australia's marine life and coastal issues? Take our quick quiz to find out. read article |
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GIFTS THAT GIVE BACK TO THE ENVIRONMENT - 12/11/2008This Christmas, why not rehabilitate an injured seal, breed and release seahorses or save a wobbegong shark? read article |
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TOP COASTAL ATHLETES SUPPORT 'LIFE ON THE EDGE' - 15/10/2008Meet the "Life on the Edge" Ambassadors... read article |
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Outstanding project from Tasmania wins prestigious 2008 National Landcare Award. - 27/10/2008The Southern Coastcare Association of Tasmania has won the Australian Government Coastcare Award in front of hundreds of people at the nation’s top environmental awards – held in the Great Hall of Parliament House in Canberra. read article |
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FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE BY "KICKING THE CARBON HABIT" - 04/06/2008How will climate change affect our coastlines? Support Coastcare by "kicking the carbon habit"! read article |
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NEW NETWORK TEN COMMUNITY SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WORLD ENVIRONMENT - 13-05-2008Coastcare CSA with Fustina "Fuzzy" Agolley read article |
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NEW COASTCARE INITIATIVE WITH BORDERS SEES 70 PER CENT DROP IN THE USE OF PLASTIC BAGS - 03-04-2008A Coastcare initiative with Borders to tackle the growing problem of ocean and beach pollution caused by plastic bags has got off to a flying start with an average 70 per cent reduction in the number of customers taking a plastic bag when shopping with the bookseller. read article |