The project will comprise of both desktop and field elements, and include a targeted survey for Swamp Skink and Glossy Grass Skink: in addition to this the fauna will discuss the fauna values, potential threats and any management concerns.

Development of a Vegetation Management Plan for the reserve, providing flora identification and management strategies specific to the location.

A project to help manage sea spurge (Euphorbia paralias) — a highly invasive coastal weed that threatens dunes and sensitive coastal ecosystems.

Local indigenous plants for Sandy Point gardens.

The SPCG seeks to promote Sandy Point as a “walkable town”, safe for pedestrians, children, cyclists, wildlife. These take priority over cars in Sandy Point.