Tuesday, October 26, 2010

About Canoe Trail Friends

The Canoe Trail Friends of Mandurah
and Pinjarra Inc, a ‘paddlers alliance’, have developed a series of seven canoe
trail guides to the Peel Region’s rivers and waterways and two associated
companion guides providing details of the region’s natural and human history.
These guides and companions are available free of charge to local residents of
and visitors to our region through local visitor centres and businesses.
Environmental and community projects currently being
undertaken by the Friends, include:
. establishment of a number of sanctuary zones for water and shore birds in the Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary to help protect threatened migratory and residential wader
birds, 
tree plantings and clean-ups along our rivers and waterways,incorporation of canoe trails in the proposed Peel Regional Park,
. development of canoe launch points to provide better access to our rivers and waterways,
. preparation of submissions to local and state governments raising concerns about the
environmental impact on our waterways, and
. event coordinators of the annual Peel Region Canoe Week.
 
TheFriends are members of:
  • Peel Boating Community Group
  • Peel Trails Group
  • Peel-Yalgorup  System Ramsar Project Technical Advisory Group
Membership:
The Friends would appreciate your
support for by you becoming a member of the Canoe Trail Friends of Mandurah and
Pinjarra Inc.
Membership is open to any person over
the age of 18years.
The annual membership fee is $5(five
dollars)
Please Note: We are not a paddling club
Enquiries:  
Send a self-addressed envelope to PO Box 3188
Mandurah East or call into Kayaks-4-U
(near
Kings Carnival, Western Foreshore Mandurah)

Membership Payment

Cash to
Kayaks-4-U 
Cheque
or postal order to: Canoe Trail Friends of Mandurah and Pinjarra Inc. PO Box
3188 MANDURAH EAST 6210 

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