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Fox guarding the henhouse – FPPs testing own water - Vimarsana News

Fox guarding the henhouse – FPPs testing own water

Monitoring, mediating and handling complaints have merely been some of the functions fulfilled by the St Helena Bay Water Quality Trust (SHBWQT) that has now closed its doors.

32 attend STHB 'State of Bay' - Vimarsana News

32 attend STHB 'State of Bay'

The St Helena Bay Water Quality Trust (SHBWQT) was established on 13 July 2000 and is a non-governmental organisation that accepts shared responsibility for maintaining the health, diversity, sustainability and productivity of the coastal environment

Beach erosion increasing | Netwerk24 - Vimarsana News

Beach erosion increasing | Netwerk24

Many of the beaches in Saldanha Bay, the deepest natural harbour in South Africa, have experienced severe erosion in recent decades, to the extent that valuable infrastructure is severely threatened in some areas.

Chesapeake Bay Report shows bleak outlook for fisheries, water quality, but help may be coming - Vimarsana News

Chesapeake Bay Report shows bleak outlook for fisheries, water quality, but help may be coming

The Chesapeake Bay Report from 2022 shows more concerning signs in terms of fisheries and water quality, but new funding may turn the tide.

Rigorous New Study Finds Significant Water Pollution From Cattle Ranching at Point Reyes National Seashore - Vimarsana News

Rigorous New Study Finds Significant Water Pollution From Cattle Ranching at Point Reyes National Seashore

Center for Biological Diversity: POINT REYES, Calif.— The most rigorous independent water quality report ever conducted in Point Reyes National Seashore has just been released by Turtle Island Restoration Network. It reveals that water pollution dangerous to public health and the environment persists at the seashore. The report, produced by geoenvironmental engineer Douglas Lovell, documents consistent and significant water quality pollution in this national park unit caused by subsidized private ranching.