We invite you to a panel discussion and night walk along Altona Pier.
Artificial light at night can have a big impact on our coastal wildlife. Join Professor Stephen Swearer and his team to learn about their research about the light impacts in and around Port Phillip Bay.
We invite you to come and explore our changing coastline.
The coastline of Port Phillip Bay is changing due to storm surge events, king tides, and rising sea levels, influencing our beach profiles over time.
We invite you to come and explore our changing coastline.
The coastline of Port Phillip Bay is changing due to storm surge events, king tides, and rising sea levels, influencing our beach profiles over time.
The Association of Bayside Municipalities welcomes the release of the Port Phillip Bay Coastal Hazard Assessment (PPBCHA).
The PPBCHA is a critically important project because it provides land managers and owners with updated data on areas at risk of sea level rise, inundation, and erosion.
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Start the year on a positive note and learn about the strategies being implemented in your local area to deal with the impact of climate change on the Port Phillip Bay coast.
Join our expert presenters geologist Dr James Driscoll (Assistant Lecturer, Monash University) and The Royal Society of Victoria President and coastal geomorphologist Rob Gell AM to explore the dynamic nature of our coastal and marine environment.
Thursday 14 December – ABM and Life Saving Victoria invite ABM Member Councils and Surf Life Saving Clubs to this online Summer Preparedness Forum to learn the latest information and resources to support planning and preparation for summer on Port Phillip Bay beaches and waterways.
Hear a captivating snapshot of the current state of marine life and the web of life that thrives beneath the waves. Expert presenters will shed light on the challenges these underwater environments face and share the latest trends and scientific discoveries that have been unearthed.
April 2022 – A chance for our members to catch up and discuss current matters whilst out and about along a section of coastline.
The ABM, in collaboration with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) provided a submission in response to the draft Victorian Marine and Coastal Policy.
The ecosystems and ecological benefits; the opportunities that exist in Port Phillip Bay; and outcomes of recent work around community perceptions of eco-engineering in Port Phillip Bay.
