Becher Point Wetlands (W.A.)

found: Work cat.: The Becher Wetlands: a Ramsar Site : evolution of wetland habitats and vegetation associations on a Holocene coastal plain, South-Western Australia, 2007:pref. (listed as a Wetland of International Importance as site 1048 under the Ramsar convention in January 2001, the Becher Point Wetlands are an important and unusual wetland system in Western Australia)

found: Information Sheet on Ramsar Wetlands WWW site, 12 Feb. 2007:name of site (Becher Point Wetlands, Western Australia) location (The Becher Point Wetlands are in the City of Rockingham (local authority) in the State of Western Australia. The Becher Point Wetlands are 9km south of the city of Rockingham. The Becher Point Wetlands Ramsar Site comprises the entire area of Nature Reserve 44077. It includes a substantial part of the suite of approximately 200 discrete, very small wetlands located between Becher Point (Indian Ocean coast) and the Perth-Mandurah Road)

found: Australian Government Dept. of the Environment and Water Resources WWW home page, June 25, 2007(Becher Point Wetlands south of Rockingham)