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Friday, March 25, 2022

Keeping Lake Conjola coastal zones vibrant and healthy - Shoalhaven City Council - Media Relese

 25 March 2022

Shoalhaven City Council is preparing a Coastal Management Program (CMP) for Lake Conjola, helping Council identify coastal management issues and the actions required to address future risks.  

The Lake Conjola CMP will take into account historic events, current conditions, and future trends including population growth, environmental conditions, and climate change. It will also address coastal hazards, preserving habitats, sustainability, recreational facilities and resilience.  

The biggest challenges faced by Lake Conjola are water quality issues arising from storm, tide, sea-levelk rise and rainfall. Flooding impacts also need to be assessed through management of the entrance to Lake Conjola. Other possible coastal management actions include land-based actions that reduce potential risks with consideration of economic, cultural and social factors.  

The aim of the CMP is to develop a strategic and integrated course of action for management of the coastal zone. 

Council welcomes you to join us at the following community workshops, to help us by provide input and feedback for the actions and issues concerning Lake Conjola: 

Ulladulla 
Date: Tuesday 5 April  
Where: Ulladulla Civic Centre  
Time: 4:30-6pm (workshop registration essential), and drop-in session 6:30-7:30pm (registration not required) 

Lake Conjola 
Date: Wednesday 6 April  
Where: Lake Conjola Community Hall  
Time: 4:30-6pm (workshop registration essential), and drop-in session 6:30-7:30pm (registration not required) 

Register for workshop now: https://getinvolved.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au/lake-conjola-cmp 

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