We can do more to restore our freshwater ecosystems
University of Melbourne research finds stronger community participation and management of Australia’s waterways are crucial for meeting the UN’s ecosystem goals
Source: unimelb.edu.au
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University of Melbourne research finds stronger community participation and management of Australia’s waterways are crucial for meeting the UN’s ecosystem goals
“Across south-east Australia, many plants and animals population declined substantially during the millennium drought and some hadn’t recovered. Scientists hope recent floods might be their chance, but not all species have benefited from the heavy rains.” Tootgarook wetlands, white-bellied sea eagles, crayfish, La Niña, Birrarung, Yarra River