January 2019 e-newsletter
Hello and Happy New Year from the NESP TWQ Hub! The first “View on TWQ” for 2019 is now online and can be found here.
Which corals survive mass bleaching events?
A Tropical Water Quality Hub research project led by Dr Line Bay at the Australian Institute for Marine Science is focused on the genetic characteristics of corals that have survived … Read More
Pigs shut out of critical Queensland wetlands
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 … Read More
May 2018 e-newsletter
Hello from the NESP TWQ Hub! The latest Hub news is now online and can be found in the May 2018 edition of “View on TWQ”.
NESP TWQ Project 3.1.2 James Cook University grower tour
Dr Yvette Everingham from the National Environmental Science Program and Steve Attard from Agritech Solutions show cane farmers from across Queensland around the Internet of Things demonstration paddock at James … Read More
NESP Science Day
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 … Read More
October 2017 e-newsletter
Find out what’s going on within the Hub in the October edition of “View on TWQ”, online to view now.
Tweet streams: how social media can help keep tabs on ecosystems’ health
Social media posts, such as this image uploaded to Flickr, can be repurposed for reef health monitoring. Sarah Ackerman/Flickr/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY Susanne Becken, Griffith University; Bela Stantic, … Read More
July 2017 e-newsletter
Hello from the NESP TWQ Hub! The latest Hub news is now online and can be found in the July edition of “View on TWQ”.
March 2017 e-newsletter
Catch up with the latest Hub news in the March edition of “View on TWQ”, which is online now.