Venus Bay Observation Project

Monday, March 12, 2012

Alone at last!


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The beautiful long sweeping beach at Venus Bay is eroding changing. Join, observe, and help improve our knowledge and sense of this place.

This is just a focal point, the important part of this project is recording your observations. We are preparing fields guides to help you understand what to records, but we are interested anything, especially those things we have over looked. There are number of ways to submit observations
Obs by Twitter
If have an account on Twitter, you can either follow us and add @VBOP to your messages or add the Hashtag #VBOP
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Send your Observations to VBOPing@gmail.com
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Worthwhile Links

  • Matter of Fact Newsletter
  • Willy Weather's Venus Bay page
  • Pound Creek weather station
  • Bureau Of Meteorology Tide Times for Victoria Waters
  • CoastWatch Swell Forecast for Victoria
  • Parks Victoria, Cape Liptrap National Park
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