Engagement Hub | Example - Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy

This consultation example is to demonstrate how coastal Councils are using Engagement Hub to consult and engage with communities online to develop a Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy or Coastal Management Plan.

Main Coastal Hazards

Coastal Erosion

Natural estuary entrances

Long term recession of our beaches

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Engagement Hub Team

Published On
Thu, 15 Mar 2018

Hi STA,

Thanks for your comments!

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Sarah Francis

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Mon, 23 Jul 2018
#CHAS - is there more infromation available on XYZ please?

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Example - CHAS

Please use the map to tell us about any Coastal Hazards. Simply click and drag the location marker on the right to the location for your story.

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