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 | 2009 Autumn Edition
Download PDF newsletter now... Featured in this edition: • One Man’s ‘Crisis’ is Another’s Invitation to Step-Up
• Queensland’s ‘Explosion’ in Major Water Infrastructure Projects
• Grand Opening at Grant Street
• Just a Pinch of Salt
• Our Water Dragons
• Terrapin Windschimes |
tidings contains interesting and insightful information that is captivating and yet, at times, also humorous to read  | 2009 Summer Edition
Download PDF newsletter now... Featured in this edition: • They Say 2009 Will Be A Very Different Year
• Designing and Monitoring Sewage Outfalls in Remote Locations
• Biological Indicators National ‘Realisation’ and the Global Financial Crisis
• Box Jellyfish
• The World Through Different Eyes |  | 2008 Spring Edition
Download PDF newsletter now... Featured in this edition: • A New ‘Heart’ for frc environmental
• Stunning Science
• Seagrass: Not Just Drought-Tolerant but ‘Loving It’
• Environmental Prosecutions: The Role of the Expert Witness |  | 2006 Autumn Edition
Download PDF newsletter now... Featured in this edition: • Our Blueprint – A Vision for the Next 20 Years
• Sewage Effluent – Truly on the Nose?
• What Else is Out There?
• Enough is Enough: Managing Flows for the Barron River
• Solomon Islands
• Pests in Paradise |  | 2005 Spring Edition
Download PDF newsletter now... Featured in this edition: • Rain Brings Life
• When is a Marine Plant not a Marine Plant?
• We’re from the Government – We’re Here to Help
• “Nusiance Macrophytes’ a Bogey on the Course
• Get a Life!
• Kirra Reef and the Tween Sand Bypass |  | 2005 Autumn Edition
Download PDF newsletter now... Featured in this edition: • Marine Plants Update
• Airport Ecosystems Given the ‘Thumbs Up’
• frc staff go Back to School
• High ‘Carb’ Diet Bad for Worms
• New Look – Old Values | As a small publication written in-house, tidings contains insider information about aquatic environmental health and also interesting project snapshots. You can also pick up useful tips and tricks for when you’re in need of environmental consulting.
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