Upper Secondary
Waterbugs Higher Level Key![]() Use this key to identify bugs using the Agreed Level Taxonomy (ALT) method. Some waterbugs are impossible to identify without a microscope, the best thing about ALT is that it uses features that are visible to the naked eye to identify macroinvertebrates. For more info on ALT method, go to: thewaterbug.net
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Run of the river board game![]() The famous Waterwatch game Run of the River can be taken into the classroom very easily: Download the Board Read the Teacher Instructions And find out How to play
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Controlling carp fact sheet![]() Find out all about the FRDC’s plan for controlling carp – informative and interesting!
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Salinity – fact sheet![]() Salinity refers to the movement and concentration of salt through the landscape. Find out more here!
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What is a catchment? Fact sheet![]() A catchment is the area of land from which rainfall flows to form a creek or river. Find out how it is managed and what are some threats to catchments.
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Algae fact sheet![]() What algae is that? Why is it there? Find out more here!
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Stormwater fact sheet![]() What is stormwater? What happens to it and what can we do to help protect our waterways?
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Phosphorus – fact sheet![]() Find out about what causes phosphorus in a waterway.
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Habitats near a waterway – fact sheet![]() Find out about what the different habitats near a waterway are and the benefits of them!
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What is the riparian zone? – fact sheet![]() The riparian zone is any land that adjoins, directly influences, or is influenced by a body of water. Find out what the values, threats and management concerns are.
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Blackwater Fact sheet![]() Find out about why water sometimes turns black!
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Woody Habitat Fact Sheet![]() Find out about what a woody habitat is, why it is there and what is being done to manage them.
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FOAM fact sheet![]() Find about how and why foam occurs in waterways.
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Turbidity Fact Sheet![]()
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pH Fact sheet![]()
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