Photos from Coorong Environmental Trust's post We just heard from Coorong Wildside Tours that there was bioluminescence (caused by sea sparkle) in the Seven Mile basin of the North Lagoon last night. Quite weak compared to the blooms that occurred in 2019, but present and at ... 1 Comments 9 Likes

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Photos from Port Lincoln Osprey's post A visiting Osprey… 2 Comments 4 Likes

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RLCAG join CLLMM 'Lokeri (River Mussel)' monitoring project/research day 20/9. With Scotte Wedderburn (Adel Uni), Brenton Zampatti (CSIRO), Allison Rootsey & Julie Jones (RLCAG).
Fascinating & excitingly successful day - citizen science monitoring project funded by CLLMM.
Places today - ...

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Webinar: Preparing for bird flu impacts on Australian wildlife For those who will be out and about in the Coorong this coming summer, it will be important to be on the look out for both outbreaks of Avian Cholera and Avian Influenza.
We had an outbreak of Avian Cholera ...

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Photos from Coorong Environmental Trust's post We were brought in a couple of water samples from a community member who was concerned about water colour in the Seven Mile basin (Southern end of North Lagoon) this week.
Staining with Logal’s media (iodine coloured) and examining under ... 15 Likes

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Photos from Clayton Bay Nursery and Environment Group's post If you would like to know a thing or three about Echidna, this would be the talk to attend. 6 Likes

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Earth’s oldest, tiniest creatures are poised to be climate change winners – and the repercussions... A fascinating article, with shallow, restricted-flow coastal environments most likely to see the impacts of climate change soonest (in fact they already are).
The ‘creatures’ being discussed are prokaryotes. These are not actually creatures, but a vast group of single ... 1 Comments 4 Likes

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Some interesting research into the tube worm bombies in the Coorong. 3 Likes

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Photos from Tracking Chestnut Teal SA's post It is amazing watching the Chestnut Teal tracking data coming out of Freya’s honours project. Many South Lagoon landholders will find it interesting, watching various individuals move between their paddock wetlands and the Coorong, showing just how important these playa ... 1 Comments 10 Likes

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An interesting insight into the long-term advocacy and commitment toward the formation of the Coorong Environmental Trust and the legislated sister organisation, which will eventually be formed to support proactive, productive government relations.
Please remember that this page relates ... 3 Likes

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A quick reminder, in the last few hours of this financial year, that the Coorong Environmental Trust is a DGR registered charity, so donations to us are tax deductible under Australian law.
If you have some funds that you don’t ... 4 Likes

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amp-abc-net-au.cdn.ampproject.org It is always good to see Birds SA and Shorebirds SE quoted in the media, for all the amazing community driven research that they do along the Coorong and throughout the Limestone Coast. 1 Likes

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podcast | Water Watch A summary of what is known about the science behind the South Lagoon fish kills, along with some strong claims as to what went wrong with water management, this year. 1 Comments

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In very exciting news Greg and Alana Dare photographed an adult male Orange-bellied Parrot (OBP) on the Narrung Peninsula in late May, the photos were sent to me over the weekend to confirm the record. In the photographs Greg took ... 4 Likes

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Rapidly disappearing Coorong coastline sparks warning for Australian coastal communities In South Australia, parts of the Coorong's coast are undergoing "incredible rates of change" due to climate change. What does that mean for more urbanised parts of our coast? 1 Likes

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Photos from Tracking Chestnut Teal SA's post There is an honours student tracking Chestnut Teal in the Coorong. The results of their work can be followed here:
https://www.facebook.com/61559699732966/posts/122111140790323324/ 1 Comments 20 Likes

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Department for Environment and Water - Coorong freshwater soaks… It will be great to see some of the data that comes back from these studies. The soaks (or sucks) are a major aspect of Coorong ecology, particularly during drought.
www.environment.sa.gov.au/news-hub/news/articles/2024/05/coorong-freshwater-soaks-project-a-collaborative-success-story 2 Likes

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