Sydney is famous for the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, but it also has a little-known secret: It’s got more ocean pools than any other city in the world. Some of these are well-known, like Bronte Pool and Bondi Icebergs, but others are hidden gems, like the mangrove pools on Manly Beach or the secluded rock pools of Shelly Bay. These iconic swim spots are loved by locals and visitors alike, and one is now getting a major upgrade.

But some of the pools are in danger, due to rising sea levels, climate change and even just regular erosion. Many of the pools are built on rock platforms, and rising sea levels will “change how ocean pools work,” says Nicole Larkin, an architect specialising in them. “The ones that are flushed by swell will have to be raised to keep their level.” And there may come a time when the rocks simply can’t be lifted any more.

Luckily, a team of experts is working on preserving some of Sydney’s most beloved ocean pools. They’re rehabilitating them, fixing up their concrete structures and introducing plants that will thrive in the salty waters. This way, they’re giving the pools a chance to flourish and become a part of the city’s culture again.

However, not everyone is happy about the work being done. Some people feel that the projects are too expensive and are being given priority over other needs in the city. Others are worried about the safety of the swimmers. Despite these worries, the project is moving ahead.

The team behind the pools is made up of passionate and dedicated people who are determined to make them a success again. They have a diverse background, but all bring unique skills to the table. Some are designers, others are engineers and still more have business management experience. All of these skills are needed to make the project a success, but they must be applied in the right way to ensure that the pools are restored and protected for future generations.

Barrier Reef Pools Sydney South is owned and operated by Amanda and Dean Teirney, who live in the Sutherland Shire. They have worked in the hospitality industry for more than 33 years and know how to treat their customers. They’re bringing that same dedication to their work at Barrier Reef Pools. They’re also putting their expertise into building the future of the business.

As a result, they’ve created a thriving swimming and recreational centre in Sydney South. They’re committed to ensuring that the pool is sustainable and safe for their customers, while retaining its heritage and beauty. They’re also proud to provide their communities with six outstanding aquatic centres. They’re constantly striving to improve and are committed to a sustainable future for their clients. This includes offering environmentally-friendly products and providing educational and recreational activities that benefit all ages and genders. To learn more about the company and their offerings, please visit their website.