Table 3: Tweed Heads and Fingal Peninsula issues, objectives and strategies Key issues Specific issues Objective Strategies no. no. High conservation threatened flora and fauna 2 2a. 2i. values Significant areas of regenerating rainforest SEPP 14 and 26 large tracts of wetlands remnants of littoral rainforest rock platform at Cook Island Aquatic Reserve threatened species such as waders and turtles along Fingal Peninsula retain significant endangered ecological community’s and remnant native vegetation as Crown lands in the Cobaki Broadwater Significant landforms Fingal Head 2 2b. ancient sand dunes Pest species 2 2f. invasive weeds, foxes, dogs, cats Habitat management 2 2d. 2e. vegetation management & rehabilitation (revegetation and vegetation enhancement rehabilitation of littoral rainforest e.g. Cobaki Broadwater unauthorised destruction of vegetation recognition of rock platform as part of Cook Island Aquatic Reserve Encroachments 2 2f. residential and commercial encroachments Regulation of activity 2 2h. uncontrolled 4WD activity Natural processes, 3 All coastal hazard threat at hazards and climate strategies Caravan Park and Dreamtime change impacts beach flood prone land training wall maintenance Coastal views 4 All vantage of Lighthouse and visual strategies Viewing platforms amenity Recreational values 5 5a. 5b. 5j. recreational opportunities Surfing values of Duranbah Beach Facility provision 5 upgrading of facilities and 5c. 5d. 5e. 5f. 5g. development of additional 5h.5i. 5j. facilities 5k.  Safe, fair and 6 All equitable public trail rationalisation; strategies access public foreshore access; provision of additional car parking areas management of lighthouse access point; public safety at Fingal Headland 7 Community vandalism of DuneCare All involvement and strategies public awareness and communication education (Fingal Peninsula) active Dunecare groups Volunteer 7 7b.
Table 3: Tweed Heads and Fingal Peninsula issues, objectives and strategies Key issues Specific issues Objective no. Strategies no. High conservation values threatened flora and fauna Significant areas of regenerating rainforest SEPP 14 and 26 large tracts of wetlands remnants of littoral rainforest rock platform at Cook Island Aquatic Reserve threatened species such as waders and turtles along Fingal Peninsula retain significant endangered ecological community’s and remnant native vegetation as Crown lands in the Cobaki Broadwater 2 2a. 2i. Significant landforms Fingal Head ancient sand dunes 2 2b. Pest species invasive weeds, foxes, dogs, cats 2 2f. Habitat management & rehabilitation vegetation management (revegetation and vegetation enhancement rehabilitation of littoral rainforest e.g. Cobaki Broadwater unauthorised destruction of vegetation recognition of rock platform as part of Cook Island Aquatic Reserve 2 2d. 2e. Encroachments residential and commercial encroachments 2 2f. Regulation of activity uncontrolled 4WD activity 2 2h. Natural processes, hazards and climate change impacts coastal hazard threat at Caravan Park and Dreamtime beach flood prone land training wall maintenance 3 All strategies Coastal views and visual amenity vantage of Lighthouse Viewing platforms 4 All strategies Recreational values recreational opportunities Surfing values of Duranbah Beach 5 5a. 5b. 5j. Facility provision Safe, fair and equitable public access upgrading of facilities and development of additional facilities  trail rationalisation; public foreshore access; provision of additional car parking areas management of lighthouse access point; public safety at Fingal Headland 5 6 5c. 5d. 5e. 5f. 5g. 5h.5i. 5j. 5k. All strategies Community involvement and communication Volunteer vandalism of DuneCare public awareness and education (Fingal Peninsula) active Dunecare groups 7 7 All strategies 7b.