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This report describes a survey of 20 native vegetation remnants (<30ha) in semi-arid woodlands where stock have been excluded for up to 50 years before the present.

The North Central Dryland region covers about 2.2 million hectares, from the upper to middle reaches of the Campaspe and Loddon River catchments and the Avoca and Avon-Richardson catchments (Figure

COMMUNITY STREAM SAMPLING and SALINITY MAPPING in the Murray Darling Basin North Central Waterwatch has recently received funding through the Australian Government’s “Community Stream Sampling and

Where does salt come from? Salt in the landscape comes from the breakdown of rocks, carried in rain, and from past inland seas.

SALINITY and GROUNDWATER Salinity problems in Victoria have resulted largely from human activities which have modified the natural distribution of salt in the landscape

IMPACTS OF SALINITY Salinity problems in Victoria have resulted largely from human activities which have led to salt being carried near, or to, the soil surface.

Bibron’s toadlet is a small and secretive frog, which like all members of its genus tends to walk instead of hop.

In light of the huge success Melbourne Water has had with its Frog Census program, which has generated invaluable frog distribution data and helped raise community awareness of frogs and their plig

North Central Waterwatch is a water quality education and monitoring program, which aims to increase community understanding, participation and ownership of local water quality issues.

What is algae?