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Professor supports SGCS Calls for Active Dune Management

Mar 4, 2021
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Griffith University Centre for Coastal Management Professor supports SGCS calls for active dune management at Inverloch Surf Beach with the release of a report on Andersons Inlet Evolution and Surf Beach Erosion from Griffith Centre for Coastal Management, December 2020. Both documents can be downloaded below.


This report, by Professor Emeritus Rodger Tomlinson and Ana Paula da Silva, identifies that formation of a new channel into Andersons Inlet off Pt Smythe in 2009 may have been the trigger for commencement of the Inverloch Surf Beach coastline recession which began in 2012 and is continuing in 2021. The report also undertakes a preliminary analysis of potential management strategies for the Surf Beach.






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