Scouring effect is a very simple principal that any child that ever played with a hose pipe can explain to you. It is using water pressure to erode away sand. Well it seems the scientists and marine biologists that created the post Taylor Management plan could not comprehend exactly that.
Here is old photos used from the scientific paper by Dr Ricky Taylor as presented to the university of Cambridge for pier review to explain that the using of hydrology is nothing new to the scientific minds that have helped establishing a great system that won many awards including World Heritage Status.
The problem Andrew Zaloumis had with a working Estuarine system is that brought wealth to the The Greater St Lucia basin and with a self sustainable self funding system he could not prey the Park free from the South African Public. He could not obtain ownership and title deeds if the Park was a financial success.
The total monitory value of the Park is the reason the absolute demise of the system was planned, but Andrew did not calculate into his equation is the love for Nature and the park his late dad bestowed into millions of South Africans over a 60 year period. It is the struggle to overthrow the love his dad created by investing educational programs in future generations that led to a struggle of will that eventually initiated the total demise of a once great ecological resource that was the corner stone to South African Domestic and Foreign Tourism.
We will Revive St Lucia Uncle Nolli... We will...
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