Dr Jonathon Howard, NPA Executive member
Jervis Bay Marine Park was established by the NSW Government in 1988. It covers about 215km2 and extends from Kinghorn Point in the north to Sussex Inlet in the south. Its clear waters are due to the joining of warm water from the East Australian Current and cooler water from Bass Strait. Whales and dolphins are common sights in the marine park. It is also a popular diving and snorkelling location with an international reputation. Grey nurse sharks are regularly seen by divers at Jervis Bay. It is truly a ‘jewel in the crown’.
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