The Plan
A conversation with Gazza. A visit to the waterline. A ShorelineWatch record. A debrief. An updated plan. Then back to the waterline. This is how field literacy is built — one cycle at a time.
Your first time through — Gazza builds your plan from scratch
ShorelineWatch — at the waterline, for as long as it takes
Six steps. Your phone. Works offline. Every submission joins the Moreton Bay longitudinal dataset. Below is a real session — what a Steward sees and records at Kakadu Beach on a high-tide visit.
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Photos are the strongest evidence. A photo of a dog off-lead, tyre tracks, or damaged signage is worth more than a text description in a council submission.
Submitting adds this record to the Moreton Bay ShorelineWatch dataset. Gazza will read it before your next session. If you're offline, the record is held locally until you're back in range.
Season 2026–27 · Moreton Bay · Projected outcomes
If 15 Stewards complete the program and visit their sites regularly through the season — this is what the record looks like after 12 months.
⚠ Illustrative · Not actual field recordsGREEN — site meeting ecological standards · AMBER — management attention needed · RED — active threat to roosting birds
The plan starts with one conversation.
Register your interest and Gazza is ready when you are. First cohort: Late July / August 2026 — but the interview and the public chat are open now.