# Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (park page)

- Address: s/H8KG-DA (https://www.plot.eco/s/H8KG-DA)
- Kind: Source: webpage. A source is where claims come from; it is not itself a claim.
- Publisher: Parks Victoria
- Date or edition: not recorded
- Licence: CC-BY-4.0
- How PLOT found it: Found before sourcing protocol v0.1 (pre-protocol)
- Stored copy: retrieved 2026-10-19, sha256 a18cf36879be8d2309327fcd28419dcbce4ecfbc0961a4e4f83522ac04d4cf02, 1 pages
- Original: https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/jawbone-marine-sanctuary

## Snippets cited by published claims (2; 3 claims)

### Explore heading

> The west of the promontory is comprised of saltmarsh and the largest area of mangroves within Port Phillip – the only Victorian mangroves growing on a basalt coast.

- c/XGCG-ET: Parks Victoria says Jawbone Marine Sanctuary contains saltmarsh and the largest area of mangroves in Port Phillip, the only Victorian mangroves growing on a basalt coast. (https://www.plot.eco/c/XGCG-ET)

### When to go heading

> Make sure to take your birdwatching binoculars to help you spot arriving migratory birds, such as the Red-Necked Stint, which flies in from Alaska and Siberia to feed in the intertidal areas and saltmarsh during the Australian summer.

- c/YCS3-0E: Parks Victoria says Red-necked Stints arrive from Alaska and Siberia to feed in the sanctuary's intertidal areas and saltmarsh during the Australian summer. (https://www.plot.eco/c/YCS3-0E)
- c/ZWER-87: Parks Victoria says Red-necked Stints feed in Jawbone Marine Sanctuary's saltmarsh during the Australian summer. (https://www.plot.eco/c/ZWER-87)

## Places these claims are about

- Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (https://www.plot.eco/p/jawbone-marine-sanctuary)

Cite as: Parks Victoria, Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (park page). PLOT source s/H8KG-DA