Is Aquaculture damaging the integrity of the Jervis Bay Marine Park ecosystem? By Rod Sleath For over forty years, members of the Jervis Bay Divers Club have dived and explored the waters of Jervis Bay and its surrounds. Many of the Bay's best known dive sites are on the Northeast side of the bay. Iconic sites in the docks area like Deco rock, Slot Cave, Double Decker Cave and the Inner Tubes come to mind. Sites that are prime examples of Jervis Bay's clear waters, beautiful

Welcome We are pleased to share the latest updates from the Jervis Bay Marine Park Alliance (JBMPA), highlighting recent achievements, ongoing monitoring, and opportunities for community action to help protect our unique marine environment. Booderee National Park Draft Management Plan (2026–2036) A submission by JBMPA has been completed in reference to Booderee National Park Draft Management Plan 2026–2036. This draft plan outlines a long-term vision for the protection and su

Just like to let Jervis Bay community know of the passing Jack Soeters. Many of you may not know of Jack but here’s a thumbnail of his...

Recently Our Future Shoalhaven joined the Nature Conservation Council and the National Parks Association (Milton Branch). Both these...

The South Coast’s wildlife is already struggling, and the Princes Highway upgrade could make things worse. More roads and wider roads...

We’ve always cared about a wide range of issues affecting Jervis Bay, not just the potential for cruise ships in the area. While we’ll...

If you see a jetski endangering humans and marine animals, please report it to Transport for NSW on 131 236 - option #1