The Peregian dunes near the skate bowl are showing the effects of many footprints enjoying the area. On Sunday 27th November, 33 volunteers joined the North Peregian Community Nature Conservation group to rehabilitate the dunes near the main entrance to Peregian main beach. More >>
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