Mon Repos Beach

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Mon Repos Beach is a coastal area in Queensland, Australia, best known as a major nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles and a popular eco-tourism destination.

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instanceOf beach
accessPolicy restricted night access during turtle season
climate subtropical
conservationFocus loggerhead turtle population recovery
marine turtle nesting habitat protection
country Australia
distanceFromBundabergApproximate about 14 km east
ecosystem coastal marine ecosystem
eggLayingSeasonApproximateMonths November to January
environmentType coastal dune system
sandy beach
hasFacility Mon Repos Turtle Centre NERFINISHED
hasFeature interpretive walking tracks
turtle nesting dunes
visitor centre exhibits
hasSpecies flatback turtle
green sea turtle
loggerhead sea turtle
hatchingSeasonApproximateMonths January to March
importance one of the most significant loggerhead turtle rookeries in the South Pacific
knownFor eco-tourism
guided turtle encounters
loggerhead sea turtle nesting
marine turtle conservation
legalProtection protected under Queensland nature conservation legislation
locatedOnBodyOfWater Coral Sea NERFINISHED
managingAuthority Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
nearestCity Bundaberg NERFINISHED
nestingSeason summer
nestingSeasonApproximateMonths November to March
partOf Mon Repos Conservation Park NERFINISHED
protectedAreaStatus conservation park
region Bundaberg Region NERFINISHED
state Queensland
supportsActivity environmental education
scientific research
tourismActivity educational programs
guided night tours
turtle watching
tourismType eco-tourism
visitorManagement ranger-guided access during nesting season
wildlifeProtectionMeasures beach access restrictions
light pollution control
nest monitoring
tagging and research of turtles

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Burnett Heads hasBeach Mon Repos Beach