Narrabeen Lagoon Projects

Narrabeen Lagoon is the largest of Warringah’s four coastal lagoons with a surface area of two square kilometres and a catchment of 55 square kilometres. The lagoon supports an important aquatic ecosystem and is used extensively by the community and visitors for a wide range of active and passive recreational activities, including boating, fishing and swimming.

There are several projects being undertaken to assess and restore Narrabeen Lagoon and its catchment area, including:

Restoration Project	Creating a Sustainable Catchment Project	Entrance Management
Flood Study	Multi-Use Trail Project	Rehabilitation of Mullet and Nareen Creeks

• Crown Lands Assessment (Belrose, Cromer, Oxford Falls)