Imagine being able to find a rare, nocturnal animal in our river without ever having to see it, catch it, or set a camera trap. Thanks to leading-edge technology, we
Mussels in the Avon – What Might Be Living in Our River? Most people don’t give freshwater mussels a second thought. They’re small, unobtrusive, and easy to overlook – but
A wealth of data is provided by gauging stations and collated by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation. BOM also use the data and it is useful to look
Vegetated Floating Islands Enhance the Ability of Wetlands to Reduce Nutrients and Other Pollutants was a paper presented at the State NRM Conference ‘Finding the Balance: Healthy Environment, Productive Economy’,
Whether you’re a curious traveller camping by the river, a local out for a stroll, or a school group eager to learn, there’s never been a better time to get
This YouTube video was taken in August 2022 and shows a full lake system overflowing at Qualandary Crossing into an Avon River in flow. https://youtu.be/wSWzbs7m8AY Notice how the Yenyening Lakes
Also known as the River Training Scheme, an event occurred that is very out of step with modern appreciation of interfering with our environment and negative consequences of doing so.
Former Beverley Shire President Fred Bremner put together a document on the environmental management of the Yenyening Lakes, Qualandary Crossing and the Avon River in Western Australia and its Controversies.
Water notes WN38 February 2009 Water notes for river management – Notes taken from a Department of Water document from 2009. Advisory notes for land managers on river and wetland restoration
Fred Bremner’s knowledge of the waterways in the Shire of Beverley is unsurpassed. A local resident he has a lifetime of experience and developed significant expertise. His knowledge base and
