I want to manage or rehabilitate a wetland.
What type of wetland am I working on and why is it important to know?
Categories of wetlands
The first stage of wetland classification. Is a wetland lacuastrine, palustrine, estuarine, marine or a spring system?
Classification and typology
Conceptual models
There are 20 wetland conceptual models depicting important wetland processes and features. These are based on the latest wetland science and are easy to understand
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What have other people done?
Search for information by Region
Click here to find information on wetland condition, inventory and ecological classification relevant to the basin, NRM region or local government area of interest to you.
Case studies of wetland management in the Great Barrier Reef catchment
The Great Barrier Reef Coastal Wetlands Protection Program Pilot Program delivered on-ground actions for the sustainable management of 22 priority wetlands in the Great Barrier Reef catchment. Click here to read the case studies which outline works completed and lessons learnt.
Census report
The Census of Regional Body Wetlands Activities analysed the extent and magnitude of alignment of wetland activities between regional bodies and the objectives of the Queensland Wetlands Program. Click here to view the report.
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How do I prioritise wetlands for rehabilitation?
Assessment toolbox
AquaBAMM
AquaBAMM is a decision support tool that assesses the ecological or conservation values associated with a catchment for planning and decision-making purposes. It is applicable in freshwater riverine, freshwater non-riverine and estuarine wetlands.
Decision Support System
The Decision Support System (DSS) uses biophysical, socio-economic, community capacity and threat data and expert consultation to identify higher priority wetlands for strategic investment.
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Last updated: 21 October 2009