Kingston Beach Coastcare
Our group works to restore the coastal, riparian and marine habitats of Kingston Beach, Browns River and Tyndall Beach.
We are currently concentrating on:
1) restoring the promenalinah/Browns River Saltmarsh at the end of Balmoral Rd
2) removing marram grass from Tyndall Beach and revegetating
3) planting in the Christopher Johnson Memorial Park
4) removing weeds and replanting the northern end of Kingston Beach.
We will start work in late 2025 on the Alum Cliffs Track where forget-me-nots and foxglove are moving into bushland there.
We collaborate with groups including Conservation Volunteers Australia and Whitewater Creek Landcare.
New volunteers are always welcome!
You can find photo stories of our past working bees on our public Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/579070527733073
Membership with Landcare Tasmania is supported by Kingborough Council
Membership Sponsor:
Kingborough Council
Regular Events:
Monthly working bees are usually on the last Sunday of the month from 10am to 12pm. Ask for our yearly schedule of events when you email [email protected]
How to Join this Group:
All are welcome! Sign up by emailing [email protected]
Primary Contact:
This information is provided for people to contact member groups about their community Landcare activities. Anyone wishing to distribute information generally to groups should contact Landcare Tasmania with their request.
Name: Barbara Marshall
Mobile phone: 0413227843
Email: [email protected]
Upcoming events
Landcare Tasmania works to represent, support, strengthen and grow community Landcare. Landcare Tasmania has more than 300 member groups across the state, representing over 5,000 Tasmanians.