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TropWATER has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. The social media accounts linked to from TropWATER are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, TropWATER has populated their site with: • Your eDNA questions answered with Dr Cecilia Villacorta-Rath • Join our mailing list for the latest research and news • Cairns’ seagrass meadows have recovered, but are now home to different fish • Webinar recording: Water quality and fertiliser trends across Great Barrier Reef catchments • Explainer: What is eDNA? • Sign up to hear about our upcoming webinars • Seagrass recovery and food web monitoring with Rangers in northeast Queensland • Latest survey raises concerns for dugong populations in the Gulf of Carpentaria • ABC News: Farming changes linked to improved water quality across Great Barrier Reef catchments • New study: Water quality trends in river catchments draining to the Great Barrier Reef • From the lab to the field and everywhere in between with Brodie O’Breza • Full video: Monitoring Girringun seagrass • Full video: Monitoring Marra seagrass • New tools to guide Indigenous Rangers monitoring Sea Country • Webinar recording: Rangers on Sea Country: Practical tools for habitat monitoring • Full video: Monitoring Karajarri seagrass • While some rainforest frogs are bouncing back, others remain on the brink • Explainer: What is a nursery habitat? • Read our newsletters • Visit our website • Dr Abbi Scott leads Reef Hub • The Blue Carbon solution • Finding Australia's missing frogs • ‘The Reef Cooperative’ • Spearfishing restrictions boost fish stocks • Climate change killed 40 million Australian mangroves in 2015. Here's why they'll probably never grow back • Bringing back bushfoods • Dugong Census Begins • Inshore reef habitats of Great Barrier Reef islands • Surveying mangrove forests along the southern Great Barrier Reef coastline | TropWATER • Large-scale seagrass restoration takes root in Tropical Australia | TropWATER • Seagrass habitats • @TropWATER