Your Email Has Been Sent
Thank you for standing up for Northern Beaches animals
Your email has been sent to all Northern Beaches councillors. You've just joined hundreds of community members demanding permanent protection from 1080 poison at the 12 sites where the Northern Beaches Council has previously used 1080 poison.
Your Voice Makes a Difference
Added your voice to a growing movement for animal protection in the Northern Beaches
Created political pressure that councillors cannot ignore when they vote on Tuesday night
Demonstrated community support for evidence-based wildlife protection policies
Contributed to regulatory reform that extends beyond one council to set precedents across NSW
Community advocacy already influenced the Northern Beaches Council to stop using 1080 in May 2023 - ending operations at Manly Dam, Dee Why Lagoon Wildlife Reserve, Middle Creek Reserve, Allenby Park, and 8 other sites. Now we're working to make that protection permanent.
What Happens Now
Your Email Arrives
Councillors see growing community support for a permanent ban. Every email they receive creates additional pressure and a public record of sentiment.
The Critical Vote
Councillors decide between:
- Option A: "Note" the report (allows future baiting)
- Option B: Formal ban (permanent protection)
Results & Analysis
We'll email you the outcome. Whether we win or lose, we will outline the next steps.
The Bigger Fight
Regardless of Tuesday's outcome, we continue tracking hundreds of 1080 baiting programs via our interactive map and pursuing regulatory complaints.
You're Part of Something Bigger
Banning 1080 at Northern Beaches Council is one battle in a larger campaign to end cruel, indiscriminate poisoning across Australia. Every council that bans 1080 poison creates precedent. Every map entry documents the scale of the problem.
Thank you for being part of this fight to protect the animals who call Northern Beaches home - and all the communities across Australia facing the same threat.
— The Coalition Against 1080 Poison