Introduction to Water Quality – Online talk

Join us for a glimpse into the fascinating world of freshwater microfauna. These tiny creatures are the basis of the foodweb for all life based around wetlands and waterways. This talk is presented by Dr Rob Walsh of Australian Waterlife, an expert on aquatic biology and wetland science.

The talk will cover the fundamentals of water quality, key indicators, and how it affects aquatic life. We’ll also learn about on catchment health, pollution sources, testing water and food webs.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81111610831?pwd=kaYt7t3jWTVgNU0qKJ5Vb20dZMYT65.1

Meeting ID: 811 1161 0831
Passcode: 320281

 

Featured image: Macrocyclops sp., Dr Rob Walsh.

 

 

  • Date : March 26, 2025November 11, 2026
  • Time : 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm (Australia/Melbourne)

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