We deliver #WaterForTheEnvironment to over 20 000 km of rivers.
This #WorldRiversDay, we’re celebrating our rivers as the lifeblood of local communities –supporting families, farms, businesses and the environment.
We hope you enjoyed some time out on the water this weekend!
This World Rivers Day the RBMS invites you to join us for a one-day free virtual River Fest to celebrate the 'Waterways in Our Communities' on Tuesday 29 September.
Register through the following link: https://t.co/Fdiqnin0Xb
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Don't forget to sign up for the River Basin Management Society's 'River Fest', a day to celebrate 'Waterways in our Communities'! @RBMSAU
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We're so excited about our 3D models generated using drone technology! This image shows you a site overview of a stretch of the Goulburn river. We've been assessing the influence of inter valley flows on bank condition. Stay tuned for more updates on this new technique! @GBCMA
We are delighted to announce that Streamology has won Stormwater Victoria's 2019 Award for Excellence in Research and Innovation for our work on the Urban Streamflows Impact Assessment (USIA) in collaboration with CT Environmental, Sydney Water and the University of Melbourne!
Geoff and Steve were all smiles after receiving the Stormwater NSW 'Excellence in Research and Innovation' award in Sydney yesterday! A very happy day for the team.
This project holds BIG potential, and we're excited to see it shape waterways across the country!
The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder sharing a pic from our recent field work on the Goulburn River.
To read more about our use of drones, follow the link in the tweet below!
How do you survey riverbanks without getting muddy?
Scientists at the Goulburn River, Vic use drones to compare the condition of the riverbank and vegetation before and after flows of #WaterForTheEnvironment.
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📷 Neil Sutton
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How about this for a birds-eye view?
Neil and Thom have been busy out in the field this week collecting imagery for us to consider the influence of flow on bank condition.
Here's a little snippet!
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What is the link between platypus abundance and a waterway's physical form?
Streamology has been investigating this alongside Ecology Australia and the Australian Platypus Conservancy.
Here is a photo diary from our field trip.
(Pictures taken prior to Physical Distancing)
Considerably more planning and approvals but Streamology has managed to continue our remote area drone monitoring of banks and vegetation with a zero contact approach. Here we are at the Edward Wakool.
Being out amongst it highlights the importance of contact with nature.
Many thanks to CTEnvironmental, Sydney Water and the University of Melbourne for collaborating on this fantastic project! @CTEnvironmental@SydneyWaterNews@unimelb