Goyder Institute for Water Research welcomes Vietnam Fellows to South Australia for capacity building and knowledge exchange in irrigation and water management 🌏💧
Read more ➡️https://t.co/6AleITY5u0
Strengthening global water partnerships
The Goyder Institute & Vietnam Academy for Water Resources have received #AustraliaAwardsFellowships funding to boost capacity in irrigation, climate resilience & inclusive water governance.
https://t.co/2a9pna3O2u
🌿 The latest Goyder eNews is out!
🔍 Highlights: Goyder’s contribution to the Senate inquiry on algal blooms, new Australia–NZ HAB network, CLLMM updates, and your chance to help shape the region’s next 15 years via our horizon‑scan survey - https://t.co/Bc2LI5TV0j
🌿 Have your say on the future of the Coorong, Lower Lakes & Murray Mouth!
Complete the survey and you'll go into the draw to win $150 gift card.
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Your voice matters — help shape the next 15 years!
#Coorong#LowerLakes#MurrayMouth
@goyderinstitute Director Alec Rolston contributed to the Agal Bloom Enquiry. Building Goyder's submission, three key points were made:
1. Agal bloom = broader ecological stress
2. Impacts are severe & widespread
3. Coordinated and long-term investment in science is needed
🌊 Spotlight on Water & Climate: Goyder Institute's latest eNews!
From climate adaptation projects to the CLLMM Research Centre, community forums & new collaborations—discover how we’re building resilience together.
🔗 https://t.co/ivrvlfF8Cb
#GoyderInstitute#WaterResearch
🌿 August 2025 CLLMM RC Newsletter is live! Explore projects on revegetation, community connections, climate action & upcoming Community Forum: Stronger Together - Navigating Environmental Challenges Ahead
🔗 https://t.co/mh0I3O3euk
Community Forum
Stronger Together - Navigating Environmental Challenges Ahead
Join the CLLMM Research Centre for a community forum with experts, First Nations voices, and locals to explore today’s key environmental challenges.
More info and to register: https://t.co/XDjd4YF8I5
📩 The latest @GoyderInstitute newsletter is out now!
Discover how our research is supporting communities & climate resilience in SA & beyond.
🌧️ Rainfall extreme
🌳 GESWAT tool
✨ Researcher spotlight
💦 CLLMM update
🔗 https://t.co/4RaYdodHcE
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🌧 Adelaide is seeing sharper storms and drier years.
New research shows short, intense downpours are on the rise, while total annual rainfall is declining — a clear signal of a changing climate.
🔗https://t.co/0ZoiO3y2ZR
#ClimateChange#Adelaide#intenserainfall#UrbanPlanning
📢 Our June CLLMM Research Centre Newsletter is out now! Check out all the latest news and events.
👉 Read it here: https://t.co/vdTdxNwnvS
#CLLMMRC#CLLMM#waterresearch
📢 Free Public Webinar: Bird Flu Preparedness
Join the Australian Government to learn about H5 avian influenza, national response efforts & how to prepare.
🗓️ 19 June | 🕒 1:30–3:00pm AEST | 📍 Zoom
🔗 Register: https://t.co/qTBJ2Rws0P
🎥 Replay at https://t.co/L6JrCHQdrw
📢 The latest Goyder Institute e-news is here!
💧 SA Chief Scientist visit
🌱 New MoU with Desert Knowledge Australia
🧪 Project updates from the South East, CLLMM
🤝 Real-time collaboration & impact across SA
Read more 👉 https://t.co/4CYvzwixgl
#WaterResearch#SouthAustralia
Great to host Chief Scientist for South Australia Prof Craig Simmons at the Goyder Institute! 💧🤝 Inspiring discussions on future water science priorities and the role of research in shaping a sustainable future for SA.
🔗https://t.co/HOgrx3M3Ne
#WaterResearch#SAChiefScientist
🤝Exciting news! The Goyder Institute and @dka_connect have signed an MoU to collaborate on water research and innovative solutions for regional & remote Australia. A big step toward a more resilient water future. 💧
🔗 https://t.co/eTlY8rHfC4
#WaterResearch#RegionalAustralia
💧 What’s new in the world of the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Research Centre?
Our latest newsletter is out now, packed with research updates, upcoming events, and community collaborations. Read all about it -https://t.co/irgVS0ytyZ
#CLLMMRC#CLLMM
CLLMM Research Centre Science Program Manager Dr Nick Whiterod commenting on the role of community engagement in Agal Bloom events. https://t.co/T2RjNsVwkU #science via @CosmosMagazine