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National Environmental Science Program's
Tropical Water Quality Hub

 

Providing innovative research for practical solutions to maintain
and improve tropical water quality from catchment to coast

Latest News

31 Aug 2018
Pigs shut out of critical Queensland wetlands
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James Cook University researchers are assessing how much conservation value can be gained from a simple fence. Dr Nathan Waltham from JCU’s Centre for Tropical Water & Aquatic Ecosystem Research (TropWATER) said 56... Read More

15 May 2018
May 2018 e-newsletter
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Hello from the NESP TWQ Hub! The latest Hub news is now online and can be found in the May 2018 edition of “View From TWQ”. Read More

27 Oct 2017
NESP Science Day
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A NESP Science Day is to be held in Townsville on Monday 20th November, with presentations from many of the Tropical Water Quality research project leaders. To find out more details and how... Read More

Project Spotlight

Project 2.1.7
Engaging with farmers and demonstrating water quality outcomes to create confidence in on-farm decision-making

Recent global experiences suggest that spatially identifying and prioritizing landscape ‘hotspots’ of pollutant generation for management intervention, and small catchment-scale water quality monitoring in collaboration with landholders linking water quality with specific management practices, are among the most promising strategies for reducing water quality pollution. Read more

Project Leaders

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