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The Marinas Industry Association of Australia provides an introduction to Clean Marinas Australia, in operation since 2004:
“The Clean Marinas Australia Program is a national, voluntary accreditation system for marinas, yacht clubs, boat clubs, slips, boatyards and associated industry operators across Australia [which] has been developed to support Australia's marine industries in its endeavours to protect our coastal and inland waterways. The Programme not only provides an easy-to-follow system to develop valuable environmental practices, but also rewards marina operators with real business benefits.”Jan Mertens, 11 June 2009
Soldiers Point Marina was the first marina in New South Wales to be presented with the Clean Marinas Australia award. The flag is white with a happy fish "jumping" over blue waves and the name of the program above it, "Clean Marinas / AUSTRALIA". (Image found on Soldiers Point Marina webpage.)
The flag is not equivalent to the program's emblem, in spite of
including nearly the same elements. (Image found on Clean Marinas Program webpage.)
Ivan Sache, 3 August 2008
A drawing of the logo as used in this context was found at the Rivergate Marina and Shipyard site.
All design elements are light blue: two stylized waves above which are placed a happy fish at right, swimming away and, on top, the programme name “Clean Marinas” (large) above “AUSTRALIA” (smaller).
As may be seen in a Sail-World.com photo from Runaway Bay, this logo is placed on a white flag (1:2 it seems) within a light blue border. This item seems to be the current version, in contrasted to the logo without border [reported by Ivan Sache above].
