Reply To: Design area 5.5 Mechanisms to reduce noise

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Caring for Sea Country › Design area 5.5 Mechanisms to reduce noise › Reply To: Design area 5.5 Mechanisms to reduce noise

23/03/2022 at 12:51 am #4218
Adrian Rice
Participant

    Hi Rachel;

    Thankyou for the response and information I just had a follow up question.

    Are the black boats shown in the pictures and crocodile removalists video (https://dawulwuru.com.au/land-management/crocodile-management/)controled via a tiller or wheel?

    Cheers
    Adrian

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