Dear Neighbours,

We’re getting in touch to help make sure you know where the Walkerville Foreshore Reserve boundaries are and why it’s important to check them before doing any work near the coast.

With homes, tracks and vegetation so close together, it isn’t always obvious where private land ends and the foreshore reserve begins. These boundaries matter because the Foreshore is protected land, and even small changes can affect fragile coastal vegetation, wildlife habitat and dune stability.

Before clearing vegetation, mowing, landscaping, storing materials, or carrying out any work near the coast, please take a moment to check the foreshore reserve boundaries.

Boundary maps are available at here.

The Walkerville Foreshore Committee manages Crown land in the Walkerville Foreshore Reserve on behalf of the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA).

How you can help

For some simple tips to help protect our special coastline and its biodiversity, follow the Quick Links below.

And finally…

lf you’re ever unsure about boundaries or what’s appropriate within the reserve, please get in touch. We are always happy to help.

Thank you for helping care for the Walkerville Foreshore.
Warm regards,

Walkerville Foreshore Committee of Management
admin@walkervilleforeshore.com.au