Biodiversity and degradation of estuaries in North-Western Tasmania: Black River
Updated: 2021-03-30
Water quality and biological data was collected from four tide-dominated river estuaries indicative of catchments with varying levels of human impacts to: 1) assess draft indicator levels for water quality, and 2) investigate biological indicators of estuarine health in NW Tasmania. The data represented by this record was collected in the Black River.
Data
- DATA ACCESS - Black River data [direct download]
- REPORT - Final project report [direct download]
- Full metadata link
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