Come and launch the buoy with local marine experts, school students and other NCMG members!
Join us for launch on thursday 5th at 6pm - all NCMG members and friends welcome!
LOVE OUR SANCTUARIES film night
The night will feature a series of short films, including stories from Batemans, Cape Byron and Jervis Bay marine parks as well as Sydney’s Cabbage Tree Bay. Many of these films have never been screened before.
Between the films, we'll take short breaks to hear from locals and experts about what coastal communities across New South Wales can do to make sure our oceans are protected for generations to come. We'll finish up with a quick Q&A with the panel of presenters. Some light catering will also be available, because what's a movie night without a couple snacks?
Throughout the screenings, there will be plenty of opportunities to learn about how you can get more involved in ocean conservation in New South Wales no matter what your background is. This is an evening for anyone and everyone who loves New South Wales' oceans and wants to help protect them.
The event is open to all ages. Please get in touch if you require any accessibility assistance so we can make the event as easy to attend as we can.
RSVP for your free ticket today as we are expecting a full house. We'll see you there!
This event will be hosted in collaboration with Nature Coast Marine Group, the National Parks Association NSW and the NSW Marine Sanctuary Alliance.
Join us for a 30 min clean up in Narooma to give back to our oceans through action!
Location: Lewis Island, Narooma
Join us for a movie night on the day we celebrate our oceans!
We will be watching Southern Blast (Surfrider) and The Custodians (Patagonia) around having dinner and a few drinks.
Arrival between 5:30 and 6pm, and wrapping up around 8:30pm at the Narooma Surf Club.
Dinner available for $10 per meal.
Drinks and refreshments, kids activities.
Tickets:
$20 non members
$15 members
$10 kids 13-18 years old
$50 family (2x kids, 2x adults)
12 and under free
Come one come all for the next What’s Under the Wharf?!
We will have divers in the water collecting critters for you to see, touch and learn about in touch tanks on the banks of the Narooma Town Wharf!
This free, family friendly event is the perfect way to spend your last school holiday Friday morning.
See you down there from 11am!
Meeting at the Guerilla Bay north picnic area we will endeavor to search for sea slugs!
For more info this gathering RSVP to j_elek@bigpond.com
Meeting at the Narooma Town Wharf (south end) we will endeavor to search for sea slugs!
For more info this gathering RSVP to danefwilmott@gmail.com
Meeting at the Bar Beach Carpark we will endeavor to search for sea slugs!
For more info this gathering RSVP to danefwilmott@gmail.com
Meeting at the Broulee Surf Club, we will endeavor on a rock ramble to search for sea slugs!
Bring rock shoes, a water bottle, hat and camera along for this free event!
Families welcome. RSVP to j_elek@bigpond.com for more details.
Explore the rock platforms of Broulee with our local experts from 3:30pm! For roughly an hour and a half (although come and go as you please), meeting at the Broulee Surf Club carpark! Bring your rock walking shoes :)
Contact Jenny Edwards 0492 176 148 or email jenny.edw136@gmail.com
Join us at Narooma Town Wharf to check out all critters that call it home! We will have divers in the water bringing up nudibranchs, crabs, snails and much more to touch tanks on the surface.
There will be lots to see and learn on the day so. Aiming to get started around 11am.
Get to know more about local intertidal marine life so you can join our team of guides on excursions and events like What’s Under the Wharf!
Join us at the Broulee Surf Club downstairs room for an information session with our local experts, then meet the creatures in real life on the Broulee rock platform from 4.30pm for about an hour (don’t forget your hat and rock walking shoes)!
Those wanting to use iNaturalist must have downloaded the app and have it ready to use.
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL as space is limited:
Phone Jenny Edwards 0492 176 148 or email jenny.edw136@gmail.com
NCMG are partnering with AusOcean, Narooma High School, Batemans Marine Parks and Council to install an underwater camera and data logging bouy in Narooma! School students will assemble it and NCMG will assist in deploying and monitoring it. The live stream, focusing on seagrass and rays, will be available for everyone to watch 24/7!
In an effort to raise funds for this incredible project, we will be hosting a seagrass and oyster restoration themed movie night with our forward thinking friends at OzFish!
Seagrasses, such as Posidonia Australis, and oysters are not only incredible habitat for many species, but also play crucial roles in carbon storage and water filtration. It is for these reasons, and many more, that we must do all we can to protect them!
The night will include a few short and medium length films about local and worldwide initiatives with talks in between outlining some of the great projects that our organisations are involved in.
Vegetarian and vegan dinner will be available for $10 on the night, and drinks by donation.
Movies will be announced in the coming weeks.
Kids under 12 are free, but please still book a ticket for them!
Tickets on sale here
Uniting Ocean Action Worldwide on 8 June Every Year. ... The 2023 Conservation Action Focus: Protect at least 30% of our blue planet by 2030.
Come help us and the Treading Lightly crew clean up some beaches, and learn how to use the Australian Marine Debris Initiative app to record all of the data we find!
We will be meeting at the Narooma skate park at 9am and splitting into groups for the best coverage, then back to the sorting station to learn the app and log our data.
Gloves and bags provided, just bring a hat and water bottle!
Join us and Treading Lightly for a screening of Blueback at the Narooma Surf Club. In celebration of world ocean day we invite you to dive deep into the world of a NSW marine icon, the Blue Grouper, and hang out with like-minded, passionate friends.
Food will be available, with vego options too!
Tickets on sale here
Join us for a guided snorkel of the Narooma Wharf at 8am. We will be jumping in at slack tide to explore the wonders of the wharf. Bring your own gear.
For Easter Monday we have another round of What’s Under the Wharf!! We will be bringing up critters to show you and your kids the incredible array of life that calls the Narooma Town Wharf home.
There will also be representatives from various community and conservation groups there to inform you on the projects happening in the area! Come down for a beautiful free day with us!
FOLLOWING ON FROM THE AMAZING TURN OUT FOR OUR 2020 EVENT.
Bring your sup, board or floaty device!
Paint a banner or sign with your slogan (prizes for best banner!)
Come explore the Jemison’s Point sanctuary zone with us on Saturday the 21st of Jan!
Make sure to bring rock shoes, a hat and water bottle, and some keen eyes to spot the awesome critters that call this place home!
Meeting in the Jemison’s Beach carpark on the south side of Potato Point at 2:30 we will walk down the beach and over the rocks to the beautiful pools on the headland.
Please RSVP to James on 0426 138 137
We will be safely pulling up critters from under the wharf and showcasing them on deck, as well as providing info on the nearby Wagonga Inlet Living Shoreline project, and updating everyone on where the Narooma Wharf redevelopment is at, how NCMG are involved and doing a little fundraising!
No need to bring anything but a SMILE :)
We will meet at Hibiscus Close Reserve at 10am!
To get there take the Long Beach turnoff from the highway. This is Cullendulla Drive. Next take the first turn left after the 50k sign, North Cove Road to Maloneys Beach. Continue along North Cove Road, straight ahead after crossing the bridge, then turn right into Hibiscus Close. Continue along Hibiscus Close. The reserve is at the end of the grassed area next to the beach and can be accessed by a track on the RHS of the first house on the LHS of Hibiscus Close.
Please bring sun protection and water, a keen eye and a picnic for after the walk! Shoes are optional.
Please RSVP to Phil on 0424 847 500
Fri 23rd Dec - Broulee Rock Ramble - meet at the Broulee Surf Club at 2.30pm. (Low tide is 0.21m at 3.30pm)
Bring rock shoes, a hat, a drink bottle and a keen eye!
Please RSVP to Jenny on 0492 176 148
Learn about the traditional uses of seaweed and conservation in the yuin nation! Location: Surf Beach
For more info and to book tickets (they’re going fast!!) visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/seaweed-identification-workshop-cultural-walk-tickets-369439101297?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Learn about the traditional uses of seaweed and conservation in the yuin nation! Location: Surf Beach
For more info and to book tickets (they’re going fast!!) visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/seaweed-identification-workshop-cultural-walk-tickets-369439101297?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Learn about the traditional uses of seaweed and conservation in the yuin nation! Location: Surf Beach
For more info and to book tickets (they’re going fast!!) visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/seaweed-identification-workshop-cultural-walk-tickets-369439101297?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Learn about the traditional uses of seaweed and conservation in the yuin nation! Location: Surf Beach
For more info and to book tickets (they’re going fast!!) visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/seaweed-identification-workshop-cultural-walk-tickets-369439101297?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Luke will be cooking with fish caught by Indigenous fisher Ray Saunders on the NSW mid-north coast, seaweed products from South Coast Seaweed and native ingredients including lemon myrtle and Davidson plum.
Visit here for more info & tickets https://sydneyfishmarket.rezdy.com/505299/first-nations-seafood
THIS EVENT IS IN PYRMONT, SYDNEY
