Coorong, lower lakes and murray mouth projects
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Links
- Murray Futures
- Water for Good
- Lakes Hub
- Minister for Water Security and the River Murray
- SA Water
- Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999
- Australian Government - Water
- Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation - River Murray Drought
- SA Government Drought Link
- DWLBC Lower Lakes Resource Conditions
- Murray-Darling Basin Authority
- South Australian Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resource Management Board
- SA Water - The River Murray
- CSIRO
- Coorong District Council
- Rural City of Murray Bridge
- Alexandrina Council
- The Living Murray
- Bureau of Meteorology
- Murray-Darling Basin Authority Lower Murray water storages
- EPA water quality monitoring
- River Murray Data - Department for Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation
- Environment Research Water Research Centre – CLLAMMecology briefing July 2009
Fact Sheets/Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Projects
Fact Sheets
- Bioremediation and community involvement
- Community Eco-Action Project
- The future for Lake Albert - An adaptive management plan
- Goolwa Channel Water Level Management Project
- Growing a Healthy Future for the Lower Lakes
- Limestone trials in Currency Creek and Finniss River
- Revegetation works in the Lower Lakes - autumn 2009
- Sea water proposal for the Lower Lakes
Frequently Asked Questions
- Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)
- Limestone trials in Currency Creek and Finniss River
- Management options already considered
- Managing for a Healthy Future
- Revegetation works in the Lower Lakes - Autumn 2009
- Sea water proposal
- Temporary weir
- Environmental impacts of the temporary weir
- The future for Lake Albert
Issues
Fact Sheets
- Acid sulfate soils
- Biodiversity loss
- Blue green algae
- Salinity in the Coorong and Lower Lakes
- Sea level rise
- Tubeworms in the Lower Lakes and Goolwa Channel
- Wind erosion
- Wind seiching
Fresh water in the region
Fact Sheets
Frequently Asked Questions
Research
Fact Sheets
- Acid Sulfate Soil Scientific Research Committee
- Diatoms: Researching the source of water in the Coorong and Lower Lakes region over 7,000 years
- Finding the best way to manage acid sulfate soils in the Lower Lakes
Other links
