On the 14th of March 2011, year 10 went to Cronulla Beach to investigate how people use and interact with the coastal environment. We investigated three main things and they were: * What impacts local residents and businesses have on Cronulla Beach. * How people are using Cronulla Beach. * What management strategies have been put in place to minimise human impacts at Cronulla Beach.
Just from judging from this survey you can probably conclude that South Cronulla Beach attracts all different kinds of recreational activities from the public.
This Survey was recorded in order to get a fair understanding of how the public use Cronulla Beach.
Just from judging from this survey you can probably conclude that South Cronulla Beach attracts all different kinds of recreational activities from the public.
This Survey was recorded in order to get a fair understanding of how the public use Cronulla Beach.
Year 10 went through many forms of methodology to go about completing this investigation. We observed many things such as how people use the beach, below there is a survey of results that we recorded.
South Cronulla Beach recreation survey: Activity | Number | Total | Swimming | |||| |||| |||| | | 16 | Sun Baking | |||| | 5 | Cycling | | | 1 | Walking | |||| |||| |||| | 14 | Jogging | || | 2 | Picnicking | ||| | 3 | Scootering | | | 1 |
As far as litter goes, we did observe that the location was quite neat and tidy, with hardly any litter in sight, and if there were any litter we saw someone from the council picking it up, they were very efficient. There were also many amenities provided at South Cronulla Beach, such as park benches, nice grass, surf club, a kiosk and a nice