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This World Rivers Day the RBMS invites you to join us for a one-day free virtual River Fest to celebrate the 'Waterways in Our Communities' on Tuesday 29 September.
Register through the following link: buff.ly/33m5JXQ
#RiverFest2020 #RBMSRiverFest #WorldRiversDay
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A big thank you to @waterbugblitz for my new camera and spiffy certificate! Truly the finest achievement of my life to date
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Its cheap fun.
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This NZ resource also has some guides to tell you which species are more tolerant to salinity -and how to assess stream quality based on what you catch.
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More from the pond - life and death struggle between a two Tailed Tiger & an isopod.
Now you know what the jaws do.
Seriously how much fun could this be with a few kids, a couple of little nets - its like a mini zoo in less than a cup of water.
@waterbugblitz @GHCMA
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Spider Mud Eye - nymph of a dragonfly and TOP lure for trout.
As they migrate to the edge of waterways to climb& moult into the adult, they have to get past the waiting trout - who gorge themselves.
Eyeballing this thru a lens is an experience!
@waterbugblitz @GHCMA @VR_Fish
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@waterbugblitz #waterbugblitzpics #offstreamwaterbug it's a bit dark but you can still make out this net spinner! Hydropsychidae
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Was wonderful to have John & Cecil of @waterbugblitz in Brisbane to run workshops with us. Learning to collect & identify waterbugs & use the waterbug app! Ready for the national #waterbugblitz giving us a great insight into the health of our waterways. #citsci #citizenscience
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The secret life of freshwater snails: there are 69 species native to NZ. How can you help? Be conscious of sidelined freshwater habitats. Treat these places with respect & remember that even if you can’t see animals, it doesn’t mean they’re not there: blog.doc.govt.nz/2019/07/25/…
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One of the most important mosquitoes of public health concern in Australia, Culex annulirostris. A nuisance biting pest but also a vector of RRV, BFV, MVEV, and WNV. Common in freshwater #wetlands around the country (except Tasmania) #NationalMosquitoWeek
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This is great news! Thanks to all of the SAMDB region citizen scientists for helping out. #citizenscience
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📷 Kellie Pownall
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Attention teachers of the Hunter Region in NSW, a free training workshop will be held on 21 March 2019 as a professional development opportunity (NESA hours can be claimed National Waterbug Blitz! Register your attendance ASAP! nwb-teacher-workshop.eventbr… #waterbugblitz
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FUNDING FRIDAY!!!
Have you got a community project in mind? The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Foundation (RASF) is offering an opportunity for community-minded people to be awarded up to... rasnsw.com.au/foundation/sch…
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Recently Streamwatch volunteers visited a creek in the Megalong Valley, Blue Mountains to learn about aquatic macroinvertebrates, waterbugs.
Waterbugs are a great way to monitor… instagram.com/p/BpyQ5FhhcRk/…
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Last chance to get involved 💦💦🐌🐌 @cityofmelbourne are throwing a #waterbugblitz event this Sat 20th Oct. @waterbugblitz – at Melbourne, Victoria
Help us put Melbourne’s waterways under the magnifying glass at our Dragonfly Festival! #waterbugblitz
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Yes the dedicated continue to look after their local creeks. Check out the great work these guys are doing and what they offer.
stillcreeklandcare.com.au/ou… stillcreeklandcare.com.au/ou…

























