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Cosmos Country: Managing Australia's coastal bays and estuaries

Water quality is a growing problem. Cosmos Country speaks to two people striving to ensure Australia's coastal bays and estuaries survive and thrive.

ARC funding for Coffin Bay research

River Murray Floods Trigger Ecological Boom in Coorong & Lower Lakes

New Way to Help the Coorong

Environmental scientists are taking a novel approach to help potential restoration of sediment and water quality in some of the most degraded sections of a South Australian wetland ecosystem – from the ground up.

Wellbeing benefits of wetlands

Credit: Professor Sabine Dittmann, Flinders University Australians love their beaches, and now a new study also confirms the broad appeal of other coastal assets such as tidal wetlands, nature trails and protected areas including bird and dolphin sanctuaries. In one of the first studies of its kind in Australia, ahead of World Wetlands Day (2 February), Flinders University environment and marine ecology experts have conducted an Adelaide-based survey of how residents connect with and rate the attributes of Adelaide s northern metropolitan coastal wetlands. The findings, just published in the journal Environmental Science and Policy, report strong appreciation of the natural features of these coastal places, with study participants rating them highly - and identifying their importance for personal wellbeing which underpins a need for closer controls on further development or degradation of these important community spaces, researchers say.