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RSVP’s due now for WHAT training 8 September

August 17, 2019 by mccgadmin

Come join a member of the Queensland Urban Utilities SAS Laboratory team and Creek Catchment Officer, Anna Bourke, to explore the options for storing your water quality data and how to interpret and make sense of what you have collected.

The August Waterway Health and Assessment Training (WHAT) will get you thinking about your water quality monitoring program and drill down to really clarify the purpose of your program.

This is critical info for anyone interested in monitoring creek health and providing and protecting aquatic habitat!

RSVP’s are due via email by 31 August! Check our Creek Monitoring Calendar for all the details.

 

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