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Contacts

Frankston City Council
1. By-Laws Enforcement

Rubbish dumping. littering, interfering with trees, plants, dogs, cats, feral animals, fire hazards
Local Laws Frankston City Council
Phone: 9784 1888 (Customer Service)


2. Environment

E-mail: environment@frankston.vic.gov.au


3. Parkland Services

Phone: 9708 7555

Melbourne Water

Trees in creek, permission for and advice on bank stabilization procedures, jetties etc.
Melbourne Water
Telephone - within Victoria: 131 722
Website
http://www.melbournewater.com.au
E-mail:
inquiry@melbournewater.com.au

Department of Sustainability and Environment

Environmental Information including:
Flora & Fauna
Threatened & Endangered Species
Land for Wildlife
Biodiversity (and lots more
)

DSE Customer Service Centre

Phone: 136 186
E-mail: customer.service@dse.vic.gov.au
Website: http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/dse/index.htm

Land for Wildlife Extension Officer

Port Phillip Region

John Hick (Land for Wildlife Contact)
Department of Sustainability and Environment
KTRI Ballarto Road
FRANKSTON 3199
ph: (03) 9785 0134 | fax: (03) 9773 6521

Environment Protection Authority

Protection and restoration of air, land and water quality
Report pollution offences to the EPA

EPA Pollution Watch Line

Metropolitan - 9695 2777 (24 hours)
Regional - 1800 444 004 (24 hours)
or phone your nearest EPA Regional Office

http://www.epa.vic.gov.au/

Environment Australia Biodiversity: How does Australia rate? http://www.deh.gov.au/biodiversity/
Aboriginal Affairs Victoria
Department for Victorian Communities

http://www.dvc.vic.gov.au/aav.htm

Telephone : 03) 9208 3333
Main Fax : 03) 9208 3292

Email:aav.webpage@dvc.vic.gov.au

Port Phillip Conservation Council

A federation of 15 conservation organizations around Port Phillip Bay. PPCC Inc. works for the better conservation of Port Phillip Bay and the waters, beaches, foreshores, sea-bed, tributaries, environs and air above it.

http://home.vicnet.net.au/~phillip/

The site also features

1. Interesting aerial views of Kananook Creek:
http://home.vicnet.net.au/%7Ephillip/m18coast.htm

2. Photos of indigenous and pest plants of the region:

http://ggd.customer.netspace.net.au/public_html/index_01.htm

Frankston Beach Association

The Frankston Beach Association (FBA) is a voluntary organisation that participates in the following activities:

  • Restoration and preservation of the foreshore reserves

  • Lobbying against activities that may lead to a reduction in beach or water quality, or damage to the foreshore reserves

  • Promotion of the beach for recreational use.

www.vicnet.net.au/~fbainc

Wonthaggi Energy Innovation Festival www.weif.org.au

General References, the creek and its reserves

Flora, fauna, water quality data, plans & recommendations, responsible authorities.
Publication Title
Details

Kananook Creek Management Plan

 

 

 

DVA / Melbourne Water, Frankston City Council 1992
Comprehensive document reviewed existing data, identified uses, benefits and values of creek and reserves, reviewed management arrangements, made recommendations for future, identified responsible authorities
Kananook Creek Corridor An informative booklet about the KCA, the creek and its reserves produced by the Kananook Creek Association 1996. Available from the KCA.
Kananook Creek Landscape Master Plan Produced for Frankston City Council 1997. Builds upon the recommendations of the Master Plan.
Water Victoria: An Environmental Handbook DWR, 1989 Department of Water Resources Victoria
Upgrade of the Riviera Complex on Kananook Creek Environmental Impact Assessment for the Proposed Upgrade of the Riviera Flood Complex on Kananook Creek, Seaford
Fisher Stewart Water Industry Group October 2001
Kananook Creek; Frankston's Native Reserves Notes and maps. Series of Pamphlets Frankston City Council. Undated
A Brief Assessment of Water Quality in the Dandenong Valley Dandenong Valley Authority. P.Condina 1982
Water Quality data for Dandenong Valley emphasis on Kananook Creek period 1974-1982
A Biological Survey of Kananook Creek Victoria Peter Nuttall, Dandenong Valley Authority 1981.
48 biological samples collected from Kananook Creek over a 4 month period. Results related to past and proposed schemes to improve condition.
Kananook Creek
A Vision for the Future
(Video)
Frankston City Council Project©2001
Video summarizes history, past and present challenges, recreational uses, environment. 18 minutes
Colorama Video

Flora and Fauna References

Publication Title
Details
1. Kananook Creek Management Plan
2. Kananook Corridor
See General Section above
Mornington Peninsula Local Plants City of Frankston, Shire of Hastings, Shire of Mornington, Melbourne Water. Undated
Mornington Peninsula Pest Plants City of Frankston, Shire of Hastings, Shire of Mornington, Melbourne Water
Undated
Leon Costermans Native Trees and Shrubs of South-Eastern Australia Rigby 1981
Flowers of the Carrum Carrum Carrum Residents Action Group ©1995
Frankston City Vegetation Study

August 2006 A draft report on Frankston's remaining indigenous vegetation is available for public comment.  The Council commissioned report was prepared by consultants, Ecology Australia.

The report can be viewed at the Frankston Civic Centre and Council Customer Service Centres at Langwarrin and Seaford as well as at Frankston and Carrum Downs Libraries. 

Feedback should be sent to Frankston City's Environmental Planner Jenny Symons at PO Box 490 Frankston 3199 or e-mail jenny.symons@frankston.vic.gov.au.

Australian National Botanic Gardens

Images, plant databases, Flora of Australia online.

http://www.anbg.gov.au

History References

Publication Title
Details
The Bridges of Kananook Creek A collection of paintings, prose and poetry.
©Dacre Smith 1986, Dacre Smith
Stories of Kananook Creek Local tales of the creek and surrounding areas. Geographical and social history. ©John Douglas 1985 Printed by Public Relations Department Dandenong Valley Authority
Boonarong on the Mornington Peninsula ©Tess de Araugo
Rose Publishing House 1993
Paints a picture of the idyllic lifestyle of members of the Boonarong tribe through the eyes of a 12 year old boy and his family at a time when European settlement heralds imminent change.

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Acknowledgments: Special thanks to the following for assistance with photos and information:
Members of the KCA Committee, Mark Batty FCC, Customer Service NRE, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria, Debby Dolgner de 'Eyre, Colin and Rhonda. Extra special thanks to Ilias for technical assistance and ongoing feedback.Yvonne L

 

 

 

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