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Dam de-watering and mighty turtles

Urbanisation and suburbs growth around Canberra are at our doorstep. This presentation explores interesting findings during dam dewatering in Ginninderry and local dam residents, the Eastern long-necked turtle. It shows […]

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Environmental DNA comparison between institutions in the Ginninderry Corridor

The Ginninderry Conservation Trust contracted three institutions to undertake environmental DNA-based surveys for vertebrate fauna through water samples within the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor and surrounds in the ACT. The Trust […]

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Fantastic Frogs at Ginninderry

Frogs are excellent indicators of waterway and wetland health because they are highly susceptible to environmental changes. Therefore, monitoring frog populations is crucial for tracking waterway health over time. This […]

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Beyond the surface: the wonders of waterbugs

This study explores the fascinating world of macroinvertebrates, where tiny creatures wield immense ecological significance. These critters, visible to the naked eye, are often overlooked as they inhabit freshwater systems. […]

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Water Quality Monitoring of the Ginninderry Development

Major construction activities often result in negative environmental effects, however, Ginninderry is staying ahead of the curve by employing groups to conduct environmental impact monitoring throughout the project, in an […]

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