by Rachelle | Jul 2, 2024 | Local environment, Local wildlife
Our Tin Can Bay Foreshore Walk is a favourite place for many of our locals and visitors who enjoy its natural beauty and the wealth of native vegetation and wildlife. Whether bicycle riding, jogging, or just casually strolling, follow the signage along the 4 km...
by Rachelle | Jul 2, 2024 | Local environment, Local Event
For those in our community that were not aware, Tin Can Bay State School has its own human powered vehicle team (HPV). The teams, under the guidance of teacher/coach David Dorey, have experienced many successes since they began back in 2021. Despite running on pedal...
by Rachelle | May 15, 2024 | Local environment, Local wildlife
The bond between Uncle and Nephew The last few weeks have been particularly busy at Barnacles Dolphin Feeding Centre with Easter, QLD school holidays followed by NSW school holidays. Like humans, dolphins form bonds with each other. We see this with the eight dolphins...
by Rachelle | Feb 8, 2024 | Local environment, Local wildlife
The Sea World Foundation team conducted an intricate rescue operation to successfully remove a crab pot line entanglement from Skye, a young Australian Humpback Dolphin at Tin Can Bay on Sunday 28 January. Skye is a regular animal to the Barnacles Dolphin Centre wild...
