One of the things a successful implementation of our petition will do, is prevent the removal of molluscs and other sea creatures from the rock platforms at Mona Vale beach.

Amongst a variety of other birds, we see Sooty Oystercatchers here from time to time, which are endangered in NSW.

This aquatic reserve would help protect the food source for the seabirds that visit and call Bongin Bongin home.

Osprey

Crested Tern

Sooty Oyster Catcher

Great Cormora

Cormora

Sooty Oyster Catchers

Silver Gulls

Bulbul

Little Pied Cormorants (Shag)White Bellied Sea EagleSooty OysterCatcherCrested TernsPied CormorantsSooty OysterCatchersOsprey Eating FishSooty OystercatcherLittle Pied Cormorant (Shag)BulbulCrested TernGreat CormorantSilver Gulls

With every encounter with nature we receive far more than we seek.

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One 30cm fish releases the same number of eggs as 2,000 15cm fish!

180 million eggs

A 13.5cm crayfish will release double the no. of eggs as a 10cm one.

840,000 eggs

Number of square meters in the proposed
Bongin Bongin Bay Aquatic Reserve

451,800 m2

The no. of aquatic reserves in NSW is 12 incl. 5 on the Northern Beaches

12