Complete page 8 and 9 in the Student Pre-visit Booklet for this section.
To learn more about the fieldwork site, its history and current use to assist with planning the scientific investigation.
What are the features of Bobbin Head?
How has the area, and its use by people, changed over time?
The National Parks and Wildlife website for Bobbin Head provides visitor information on the picnic area, including facilities, what to see and accessibility.
Australian Meteorology provides climate data for Bobbin Head
Watch the video to identify the main human features and the potential impact they could have on the sites we are investigating at Bobbin Head.
The Gibberagong Risk Assessment provides information on the potential risks for those undertaking fieldwork. This is an important document when preparing for fieldwork.
The Weatherzone and BOM sites provide a range of information about historic weather data and also will assist in preparing for weather conditions on the day of the fieldtrip.
The field trip requires a low tide to ensure that you are able to move through the mangroves easily without water hazards. View the Wily Weather page to ensure your fieldwork will be undertaken during a low tide.