Podcast S6E10. Steve and Richelle Lizzio, Growing Bananas Beside the Reef.
Managing the environmental is actually about managing people and understanding more about how they interact with it.
publications.
There’s many people and groups around the region working
to improve reef and waterway health. We think their work
should be celebrated. We’re committed to telling their
stories and hope that it sparks important conversations.
Podcast S6E9. Dr Matt Curnock, Human Dimensions of Waterway Health
Managing the environmental is actually about managing people and understanding more about how they interact with it.
Podcast S6E8. Maree Baade, Tablelands Regional Council.
It may be a long way off but the Tablelands has 10 river catchments and contributes up to 22% of annual flow to the reef.
Podcast S6E7. Travis Sydes, Biosecurity and Amazon frogbit.
Managing pests and weeds is a major challenge in the Wet Tropics, and Amazon frogbit is the latest weed to go rogue
Podcast S6E6. Geoff McClure, Restoring Cattana Wetlands.
Hundreds of conservation volunteers have helped transform Cattana Wetlands into an environmental park
Podcast S6E5. Dr Barbara Wueringer, Discovering the Elusive Sawfish.
Digging into old newspaper articles to learn about the historic distribution of sawfish
Podcast S6E4. Matt Moore, Fish Connectivity.
Improving fish connectivity in between freshwater and saltwater habitat areas for diadromous fish
Podcast S6E3. Sam Bastounas, Filtering Nutrients with Seaweed
New green technologies are being developed to filter nutrients from water.
Podcast S6E2. Heidi Tait, Cleaning Up Marine Debris.
Recording items picked up during beach clean ups is essential for understanding the source of marine debris and finding ways to reduce it
Podcast S6E1. Report Card Results 2024.
The 2024 Report Card grades the condition of the freshwater basins, estuaries and marine environments across the Wet Tropics.
