The Partnership also acknowledges the extensive in-kind support from data providers and technical working group members throughout the development of the 2016 report card. Special thanks go to the Australian Institute of Marine Science; the Bureau of Meteorology , Catchment Solutions, Central Queensland University, the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, Department of Information, Technology and Innovation the Department of Natural Resources and Mines; the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority; James Cook University; North Queensland Bulk Ports, Reef Catchments and the University of Queensland for their valuable input to the report card.
Find out more about how your organisation can be involved in the Mackay-Whitsunday Healthy Rivers to Reef Partnership and help guide and contribute to the annual waterway health report card. Read the Value Proposition.
Our Partners are working hard throughout the region to improve the health of our waterways and marine environments. This includes activities across a number of themes including water quality, coastal, agricultural, climate change, and research/innovation projects. The Partnership has developed a mapping system to showcase how and where in the region our Partners are working to improve the health of our waterways and marine environments.
You can see what is happening in the Region with this Activities Spotlight Mapping tool.
