Media 2007
In 2007 the Roebuck Bay Working Group were rewarded with a State Coastal Award and Coastwest funding to employ a Project Officer for 25 hours per week! Other outstanding achievements for 2007 are three signs installed on the northern shores that proudly illustrate the Yawuru connection to Roebuck Bay as well as the importance of the Bay to migratory shorebirds. It wasn’t all good news however, with another Lyngbya bloom during the wet season and a subsequent seagrass die off.
2007 MEDIA ON ROEBUCK BAY
- Broome Boom is Choking Bay ‘Broome Advertiser’ (Feb 2007) »
- Seagrass Monitoring in Roebuck Bay ‘Broome Advertiser’ (Mar 2007) »
- Investigation into Lyngbya Bloom in Roebuck Bay DEC ‘Broome Advertiser’ (Apr 2007) »
- Seagrass Monitoring Finds Low Levels of Seagrass ‘Broome Advertiser’ (May 2007) »
- New Cultural Signage for Bay – Press Release (Jun 2007) »
- Algal Bloom in Roebuck Bay – RBWG Press Release (Jul 2007) »
- Bay Algae Study Still Searching for Answer ‘Broome Advertiser’ ( Jul 2007) »
- Signs of Signicance on Display ‘Broome Advertiser’ (Jul 2007) »
- RBWG Wins State Coast Award ‘Coastlines’ (Sep 2007) »
- RBWG Attends WA Coast Conference ‘Coastlines’ (Sep 2007) »
- RBWG Wins State Coast Award ‘Environs Kimberley Newsletter’ (Dec 2007) »
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- The RBWG wins a State Coastal Award.
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- New signage on the Bay’s cultural and natural values.
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- Lyngbya blooms again in Bay.© 2007 KCourtenay
