Thanks to the DEC we now have 2 brand new bins installed in the car parks at
beach 1 and 2 !
It took 7 months in the making - better late than never...!
Please look after our environment and your local spot !!!
For " Thank you notes " or to report damage contact the:
Department of Environment & Conservation
PO Box 1535, Fremantle WA 6959 | P 08 9431 6500 | F 08 9431 6599
THANKS,
SB 
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One thing at a time Drew.
Glad to see them installed, don't be shy about telling people to use the damn things!
next stop;cleared grassy area,toilets showers and better parking like cockburn shire provide for all other sports.
like all the Italiens Portugese Croatians Irish English Scotts Swiss who i am friends with in the area!!!!!!! dont you just love that west oz welcome
May as well do a proper job and burn the area to the ground.
If your working for the DEC id really love to punch you in the head repetitively.
Ring 1800 GO F U C K YOURSELF and f u c k your bins and Fu ck your incompetent bunch of tree hugging hippies.
Sorry birdie i have no compassion for the DEC There failure to negotiate the clearing of native vegetation to provide a buffer zone from fire on a "landowners property" to protect there assets and dwellings.
I have nothing more to say that whats been said in my derogatory comment posted.
The bins are essential . Just got to round up that whole dysfunctional DEC department throw them in your new bins and burn it.
Yeah DEC must be a real problem in Kazakhstan.
Surely can't be a bad thing to provide a couple of bins to put rubbish in.
Hi
Just to clarify, it wasn't DEC that put the bins at the Woodman Point Headland. DEC actually opposed the placing of bins, as they believe it causes more rubbish to be dumped.
The City of Cockburn placed the bins there after receiving many calls from disgusted visitors to Woodman Point Regional Park. The City of Cockburn is footing the bill to have the bins emptied.
Please use the bins provided and maybe even help keep the place tidy by picking up some rubbish and placing it in the bin.
Woodman Point Headland is part of the Woodman Point Regional Park and managed by DEC.
Thanks
