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I would like to find teaching or communications materials relating to wetlands
Photo: Algae on Crab Island - Lana Heydon
Are you a teacher?The Queensland Wetlands Program, in partnership with the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, has produced a range of interactive education and awareness-raising products dedicated to building community understanding of the importance of wetland catchments. 10-week primary school curriculum Our Wetlands—a field-based research unit - a field-based research unit is a 10-week intensive course. I need fact sheets about wetlands.Click here for links to organisations that work on or with wetlands. Who can help me?Links to other organisations that work on or with wetlands Last updated: 21 February 2012 |
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Monitoring and Assessment
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