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Melbourne Waterways Partnership
Australia
Registrace 3. 11. 2016
The MWRPP is a collaboration between Melbourne Water and The University of Melbourne to conduct and apply research to improve Melbourne’s waterways. The Partnership focusses on the drivers of waterway ecosystem condition in both urban and rural environments, and the prioritisation and design of interventions from the catchment- to reach-scale for the protection and improvement of waterway health.
Platypus foraging - Monbulk Creek - March 2024
Platypus foraging in Monbulk Creek, during daylight hours. This video was captured by researchers from the University of Melbourne , working on the Monbulk Creek Smart Water Network.
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Fundamentals of stormwater management
zhlédnutí 91Před 3 lety
Fundamentals of stormwater management for waterway health, presented by Prof. Tim Fletcher. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regular field based duties, working from home ...
Watering Melbourne's billabongs
zhlédnutí 18Před 3 lety
Watering Melbourne's billabongs: the response of vegetation to environmental watering, presented by Dr Joe Greet. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regular field based duti...
Urban sediment pollution
zhlédnutí 66Před 3 lety
Sediment pollution from urban construction sites, presented by Dr Kathy Russell. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regular field based duties, working from home 2 days a we...
Monitoring revegetation effectiveness
zhlédnutí 46Před 3 lety
What drives revegetation outcomes and how can monitoring assist us to effectively restore habitats, presented by Dr Sacha Jellinek. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regula...
Climate change impacts on vegetation
zhlédnutí 89Před 3 lety
Adjusting to a changing climate: Impacts on native vegetation and wetlands, presented by Dr Sacha Jellinek. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regular field based duties, wo...
Real-time control of tanks
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Enhancing environmental benefits of rainwater tanks using real-time control, presented by Wei (Daniel) Xu and Dr Matthew Burns. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regular fi...
Setting management priorities
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Using long-term ecological data, habitat suitability models and action priosritisations to inform priorities in Melbourne's Healthy Waterway Strategy, presented by Dr Yung En Chee. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterw...
Physical form & stream management
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Fundamentals of physical form and stream management: working with and not against river behaviour, presented by Dr Kathy Russell. This video was created for 'Melbourne Streams', a series of training seminars for the staff of Melbourne Water. During the Stage 4 COVID restrictions in Melbourne, teams from Melbourne Water - Service Delivery Waterways and Land, were unable to perform their regular ...
Weir #2 Installation Timelapse (@Quirks Creek, Officer)
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This is the second weir installed on Quirks Creek, allowing WERG researchers to monitor sediments entering the catchment from construction sites. This research is supported by the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership (Project B2: Sediment Budgets). For more information visit: www.mwrpp.org or www.werg.org.
Weir Installation Time-lapse (@ Quirks Ck, Officer)
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This weir will allow WERG researchers to monitor sediments entering the catchment from construction sites. This research is supported by the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership (Project B2: Sediment Budgets). For more information visit: www.mwrpp.org or www.werg.org.
P2.5: Setting hydrologic objectives (Q2: urban flows)
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Video for Project 2.5 of the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership (mwrpp.org/projects/); Setting hydrologic objectives from site-scale to catchment-scale. Research Question 2 : How can we best manage flows in the urban context?
P2.5: Setting hydrologic objectives (Q1: flow regime)
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Video for Project 2.5 of the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership (mwrpp.org/projects/); Setting hydrologic objectives from site-scale to catchment-scale. Research Question 1 : What should the flow regime look like in a given stream?
P2.5: Setting hydrologic objectives
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Introductory video for Project 2.5 of the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership (mwrpp.org/projects/); Setting hydrologic objectives from site-scale to catchment-scale.
P4.6: Evaluation of direct seeding
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A short introduction to Project 4.6 of the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership: Evaluating direct seeding as a cost-effective technique for riparian revegetation.
This is fantastic, more people need to know about this good work!
Great video explaining the important work that the Melbourne Waterway Research-Practice Partnership is doing to help us conserve Melbourne's waterways.