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Shoal Bay Evidence Of Rain Depression & Tidal Catchment Outflow Damage Near To Start Of The Walking Pathway Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Evidence Of Rain Depression & Tidal Catchment Outflow Damage To Start Of The Walking Pathway Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation & Damage Near To Start Of The Walking Pathway Adjacent Previous Years Tidal Erosion & Habitat Loss For Many Casuarina equisetifolia Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation & Damage To The Walking Pathway Adjacent Previous Year's Tidal Erosion & Habitat Loss For Many Casuarina equisetifolia Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Repeated Wet Season Wave Erosion & High Tide Beach Inundation & Damage To The Walking Pathway Adjacent Previous Years High Tide Erosion & Habitat Loss Jan 2024 Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Storm Repeated Wet Season Wave Erosion & High Tide Beach Inundation & Damage Near To Start Of The Walking Pathway Jan 2024 At Lee Point 01
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Shoal Bay Marine Storm Repeated Wet Season Wave Erosion & High Tide Beach Inundation & Damage Near To Start Of The Walking Pathway Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Storm Repeated Wet Season Wave Erosion & High Tide Beach Inundation & Damage To Start Of The Walking Pathway Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Prior Marine Repeated Wet Season Wave Erosion & High Tide Coastal Dunes Damage A Key To Understanding The Need For Conservation Efforts Jan 2024 Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Even Salt-Tolerant Plants With Extensive Root Systems Could Not Stabilize The Dunes Or Banks From Rising Marine Tidal Wave Erosion Coupled With Rain Depression Flooding Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Evidence Of Rain Depression & Catchment Outflow Damage As Well As Marine Beach Inundation & Damage To The Walking Pathway Jan 2024 At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Evidence Of Rain Depression & Catchment Outflow Damage With Runoff Flow Still Trickling Out Through The Eroded Gully Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Evidence Of Rain Depression Damage Scouring The Soil & Depositing Sand Lee Point 02
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Shoal Bay Evidence Of Rain Depression Damage With Transport & Deposition Of Sand & Sediment Into The Depression Changing Its Fresh Water Cycle & Flora & Fauna Which Depend On Its Rhythms Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation & Damage Previous Year’s Casuarina equisetifolia Corpses Strewn Ashore Along With Adding Additional Sand Into the Adjacent Rain Depression Shoal Bay
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation & Damage Previous Year’s Casuarina equisetifolia Corpses Washed Ashore & Strewn Next To Eroded Walking Pathway Shoal Bay
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation & High Tide & Wave Damage To The Walking Pathway Can Cause Erosion & Increase Storm Damage If Not Properly Designed At Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation Evidence Of Damaging New High Tide Drift & Wrack Lines, Damaging Vegetation Important Tor Buffer Inland Areas From Storm Waves, Erosion, & Flooding Lee Point
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Shoal Bay Marine Beach Inundation Exposed Casuarina equisetifolia Roots & Toppled Signpost Possibly Indicating changes In Tidal Heights & Climate Change Lee Point