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Long Bay – Okura Great Park Society

SAVE OKURA RAFFLE TICKETS DRAWN.
SAVE OKURA RAFFLE Fundraising Raffles to raise funds to for our legal battle to prevent further urbanisation of the coast have been drawn. The winning tickets were drawn by Bev Watson a Justice of the Peace based in Albany. All winners have been notified. A huge thanks to the sponsors of the prices and to […]
From Long Bay Okura Great Park Society.
Make a positive difference to your local Community A very good 2017 to all of you! Let’s hope it will see progress on safeguarding this jewel that is the Long Bay Okura Marine Reserve. The preparations to stand up at the environment court to protect the Okura estuary once again against the greedy developers have […]
Stunning drone footage highlights Okura values threatened by development
Okura estuary from the air and under water - showcasing the marine life, endangered birds, and stunning landscape and recreational values that are still under threat by development. Take a virtual walk through this special coastal forest, see it "like the godwit flies" , and hear visitors describe why they support our fight to keep […]

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