URGENT UPDATE: Livingstone Shire Council is sounding the alarm over rising incidents of illegal tree planting and vandalism affecting the region’s delicate coastal ecosystem. The Council has issued a firm reminder to residents to respect and protect this fragile environment.
In a statement released earlier today, Council officials emphasized the critical importance of safeguarding local flora and fauna. Recent acts of vandalism have prompted this immediate call to action, with authorities urging community members to report any suspicious activities.
“We are deeply concerned about the impact of these actions on our coastal environment,” said a Council spokesperson. They highlighted that maintaining the integrity of the Shire’s natural resources is essential for the well-being of both the community and the ecosystem.
The Council’s plea comes after multiple reports of unauthorized tree removal and damage to native plants, which are vital to the area’s biodiversity. The incidents not only harm the environment but also pose long-term risks to the coastal landscape that many residents cherish.
Residents are reminded that illegal tree planting and related vandalism can lead to severe penalties. The Council is urging community members to take an active role in protecting their local environment by reporting any illegal activities to local authorities.
“Together, we can ensure the preservation of our beautiful coastal areas,” the spokesperson added.
As this situation develops, the Livingstone Shire Council is committed to taking necessary actions to address these environmental threats. The community’s support is vital, and residents are encouraged to engage in local conservation efforts to restore and protect their environment.
For ongoing updates, stay tuned to local news outlets and the Council’s official communications channels. Share this message to help raise awareness and protect our coastal heritage.
