Waterwatch
Welcome to the Waterwatch Queensland website. It has been designed to assist community-based groups and others interested in learning more about the condition of their local waterways, and caring for their catchment.
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Publications
Queensland community waterway monitoring manual (2007)
This comprehensive resource will provide advice to community-based groups on all aspects of waterway monitoring from planning through to carrying out a monitoring project. Find out more...
Health and safety guidelines for community-based waterway monitoring (2006)
These guidelines have been developed to assist community-based groups to assess health and safety issues associated with their waterway monitoring activities. Find out more...
Graphics
Want to put together your own resources and just need some images? Choose from a selection of graphic files free to download. See more images...
Fun activities
Help Freckles the Frog Now!
Help Freckles the Frog save a creek by playing the Creek Rescue Game. Be quick—time is running out! Play the game...
Waterway pollution
If you are concerned about a pollution event or emergency in your local waterway, report it to the Pollution Hotline.
Run by the Department of Environment and Resource Management, the Pollution Hotline is operated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please call 1300 130 372.
Last updated 24 February 2011

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