Recent Sightings
Significance
Pumicestone Passage
The Pumicestone Passage provides a sheltered water way for water activities such as swimming, boating and fishing, and is home to a significant number of exotic and native species, including some endangered species.
Current studies are being done to clarify the relationship between the local dugong population of Pumicestone Passage (last count about 9-13) and the Moreton Bay dugongs herds.
Throughout our cruises commentary is provided that relates to the environmental significance of the area, it's relationship to the catchment as well as the Aboriginal and European history and the scene as it is today.
Further information about the Pumicestone Marine Park catchment go to www.pumicestone.com.au
