CoastSnap

The coastal landscape in the Gladstone Region is a diverse and dynamic stretch of the Queensland coastline.

Our coastlines are always changing. Powerful storms move sand offshore, which typically returns during calmer conditions. Your snaps help us to understand and manage coastal environments for future generations, while also helping the community stay connected with Council’s Our Coast Our Future Strategic Plan(PDF, 14MB) and the potential impacts of coastal hazards.

CoastSnap is a community beach monitoring technology that uses smartphones to monitor coastal change.

For more information on this global citizen project, visit CoastSnap.

How to get involved

1. Place your phone on its side in the cradle
2. Take a photo (no zoom)
3. Share by using the free CoastSnap App (Android and Apple) and select “UPDATE SPOT” or post to social media using the station hashtag

Once you’ve uploaded your snaps, they’ll appear in the map below!

CoastSnap locations

Agnes Water

#CoastSnapKoonggullunee

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Barney Point

#CoastSnapDoloa

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Canoe Point

#CoastSnapGoondool

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Seventeen Seventy

#CoastSnapMeeroonyanee

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Turkey Beach

#CoastSnapWagun

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Wild Cattle Inlet

#CoastSnapWinyim

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Coasts and Coastal Vegetation