Make South Australia’s beaches safe for everyone

Our beautiful South Australian beaches are under accelerating and unsustainable pressure from uncontrolled beach driving.  Problems include:

  • Pristine beaches turned into rutted race tracks

  • Hoon driving destabilising dunes

  • Waste and rubbish - including human waste

  • Beach nesting birds having their eggs crushed and their chicks killed 

  • Roosting shorebirds being run over and disturbed

  • Critical feeding grounds destroyed

  • Sacred and culturally significant Indigenous sites damaged 

We need urgent and strong State action and leadership, including legislation, to ensure a better, safer and more sustainable future for South Australian beaches.

How you can help:

BirdLife Australia and Birds SA are calling on South Australians to stand up for safe beaches for everyone. Sign our petition calling on the Malinauskas Government to better regulate beach driving in South Australia.

Download our Safe Beaches for All advocacy toolkit for more information

This campaign video is an extract from On the Right Track, a documentary produced by BirdsSA and Davide Gaglio.

 
 
Hoodie by glenn ehmke.jpeg
 

Resource and Actions

 

Stay in the loop

Join BirdLife Australia and our local SA partners, like Birds SA, and help make SA beaches are safe for all!

Safe Beaches for All Toolkit

Download our free toolkit, containing a variety of ways you can help advocate for safer beaches for all in South Australia.

On the Right Track

Watch this powerful documentary, showing the impacts of beach driving in South Australia. Produced by Birds SA and Davide Gaglio.

 

Photos: Hooded Plover by Glenn Ehmke, Red-capped Plover by Julie Knight, Pied Oystercatchers by Rebecca Harrison, poster for On the Right Track (documentary by Davide Gaglio)