Science evaluation of coastal wetland systems repair projects across GBR catchments (Old ID 23139)
Principal Investigator
There is a lack of scientific data to support and give surety that on-ground wetland repair investment achieve water quality and biodiversity returns in the GBR catchments. Most existing and future wetland improvement projects have the objective of reducing invasive aquatic weeks, improving water quality and increasing usable habitat and marine connectivity for aquatic species, however, scientific data evaluating the degree to which this actually happens is not available. This is particularly true for long-term impacts beyond the first few years of remedial management. Scientific data and long term evaluation methods are therefore particularly necessary to track the progress against broader program objectives, in particular those contained in a number of policies and planning documents.
01 Jan 2017 - 10 Mar 2020
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Wetlands;Biodiversity;Water Quality;Ecosystem Services;Ecology;GBR catchments
Department of the Environment and Energy
371932
Marcus Sheaves;Barry Butler;James Wallace
