This Storymap presents a series of interactive maps that highlight the outcomes of Healthy Land and Water’s Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program (EHMP). The program provides a regional assessment of the health of each of South East Queensland’s major catchments, river estuaries and bay zones. Explore the data stories or make your own map. […]
View the results of the 2018 Healthy Land and Water Report Card. More information is available online. […]
The Report Card provides an annual assessment of the pressures facing our waterways, their current environmental condition (A-F grade), and the level of social and economic benefit the waterways provide to local communities (1-5 star rating). […]
The annual Healthy Waterways and Catchments Report Card has been released, revealing improvements in the grades of many South East Queensland waterways. […]
The Report Card provides an annual assessment of the pressures facing our waterways, their current environmental condition (A-F grade), and the level of social and economic benefit the waterways provide to local communities (1-5 star rating). […]
A snapshot of the pressures, condition, benefits and actions related to the waterways of South East Queensland. […]
Healthy Waterways and Catchments combined Annual and Sustainability report 2016. […]
This factsheet outlines the risks and impacts of having gully erosion on your property, actions you can take to prevent it occurring and the steps to follow when making a plan to address gully erosion. […]
In this fact sheet you will find how to apply the erosion management guidelines with real life examples from Ivory Creek and Cooyar. […]
These guidelines outline the steps involved when planning to repair sites affected by stream bank erosion. […]
The environmental condition of our waterways impacts the level of social and economic benefit they can provide to local communities and visitors. […]
This case study outlines the steps taken in restoration activities in Laidley Creek after the 2011 and 2013 flood events,a complex example addressing multiple threatening processes occurring simultaneously. […]