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Safety and regulations

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Regulations

  • No fishing, netting, spearing, taking or killing of marine life. All methods of fishing, from the shore or the sea, are prohibited
  • All objects, artefacts, animals, plants and the seabed are protected.

Safety

  • Undertake only those activities appropriate to your skills and abilities.
  • Take all necessary precautions. Be aware of changing conditions and watch for potential hazards, such as rips, undertows and strong currents.
  • A number of marine animals are potentially harmful. Ensure you are familiar with these species.
  • Take necessary precautions to avoid sunburn and hypothermia.
  • Scuba diving is a potentially high-risk activity and should only be undertaken by appropriately qualified people that have completed recognised training and certification. Victoria's cool water environments can be extremely challenging to those used to diving in warmer waters so ensure you seek local advice before undertaking a dive in a new location. Dive charter operators can provide some of the best advice on diving in Victoria.

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Celebrating 10 years of a deep friendship with Victoria’s Marine Protected Areas

11 May 2012

Parks Victoria and Friends of the Bluff are hosting a marine forum in the sea change town of Barwon Heads this weekend to celebrate ten years of community volunteer involvement in Victoria’s marine national parks and sanctuaries, at the start of National Volunteer Week. President of the Friends of …

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