Very few citizen science programs contribute data to critical decision-making tools like the Report Card. We're collaborating with Partners, and organisations to change this.
Stormwater runoff, sediment runoff from building sites, household sewage, and sewer pipe leaks are all examples of ‘urban water’ that can affect our local waterways, and ultimately, the Great Barrier Reef.
Waterways are an integral part of our lives. Socio-economic surveys are helping to track how the community interact with, value, and perceive their local waterways across the Great Barrier Reef catchment.
The Townsville Community Action Plan (CAP) details the issues, ideas, and projects that the people of Townsville want to see prioritised for the health of their waterways.