Gerald Ganglbauer's blog

New Petition for Little Congwong Beach

Gerald Ganglbauer — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 03:11:19 +0000

Little Congwong Beach in La Perouse (Sydney) needs your strong support again. New petition forms can be downloaded from our website. Follow the links from http://www.freebeach.info > Archive > Petitions.

Please print as many forms as needed, and collect as many signatures as possible, preferably from Randwick residents and beach visitors!

We already have around 700 signatures, but would love to deliver a four-digit-figure to NSW Ministers Carmel Tebbutt and Barbara Perry, as well as the General Manager of Randwick City Council.

Clean Up Australia 2008

Gerald Ganglbauer — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:10:12 +0000

Dear Gerald

Clean Up Our Climate - This Clean Up Day...Start today...Save tomorrow

Thank you for your ongoing support as we work together to clean up, fix up and conserve our environment. Through your dedication to coordinate a site and make a valuable contribution to your local environment and community a lot has been achieved, with a staggering 200,000 tonnes of rubbish having been removed from the environment since the first Clean Up Australia Day in 1989. That is a whopping 4.7 million household wheelie bins worth!

Clean Beach Challenge

Gerald Ganglbauer — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 00:44:12 +0000

The Clean Beach Challenge is a fun competition, which aims to enhance beachside communities by promoting personal initiative, civic pride and environmental awareness. Through competition and awards, the program provides recognition to people who care for their community and coastal environment.

Smoke-Free Free Beaches

Gerald Ganglbauer — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 02:19:41 +0000

These days, not many naturists seem to smoke, or do smoke on our free beaches; and those who do light up are usually pretty good in bringing their pocket ashtrays and in taking their cigarette butts back to a bin to dispose of properly, considering the fragile marine environment.

However, we know about Manly's Smoke Free Zones and that "Council’s initial Council resolution regarding Smoke Free Zones was taken on 17 May 2004 Manly Council, at its Ordinary Council Meeting, where it was resolved to ban smoking on: [amongst other areas] Manly's ocean and harbour beaches."