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Water Quality Monitoring
Developing a Comprehensive Water Quality Strategy
for the Catchments of South-East Qld, Australia

The South-East Queensland Water Quality Management Strategy
forms a regional component of the National Water Quality Management
Strategy, a national program in Australia to achieve ecologically
sustainable use of water resources by protecting and enhancing their
quality, while maintaining economic and social development. Stages 1 and 2
of the Strategy culminated in the highly successful study of water quality
and associated ecological health of Moreton Bay and
its estuaries.
The Strategy has completed Stage 3, which consisted of inter-related
projects focusing on the rivers, streams and groundwater within the study
region. Our group, CSIRO Environmetrics (through Dr Bronwyn Harch), has had
collaborative involvement in a multi-disciplinary team focused on the,
“Evaluation/Design and Implementation of Baseline Monitoring”, which aimed
to identify management goals for waters and design of a feedback loop on the
success of the strategy. Commonwealth and State government agencies, as well
industry and community groups were involved in this research task.
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last updated
14/07/03
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