Healthy Waterways: The story of an amazing journey

Southeast Queensland, Australia is a fast growing region. Rising populations have led to increased stresses on the region's rivers and coastal waters. However, there has historically been a lack of a shared vision on how to reconcile the needs of the region's population with the needs of the region's environment. In order to develop this shared vision, we used broad engagement, equitable partnerships and trusted science. This book documents the amazing journey we embarked on, that reshaped the relationship people had with the rivers and coastal waters of Southeast Queensland. 

Chesapeake Bay, a recovery in progress

The Baltimore Sun
May 2, 2018

Horn Point offers 'Science After Hours'

The Star Democrat
May 4, 2018

Students get hands on at Western Maryland STEM Festival

The Cumberland Times-News
May 5, 2018

Maryland farmers protect the bay every day

The Frederick News-Post
May 6, 2018

Making a Maryland oyster

Geneticist Louis Plough of Horn Point Laboratory wants to breed an oyster that excels in low-salinity waters, such as those that characterize the Maryland part of Chesapeake Bay.
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