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| Surface Water QualityBy measuring both the physicochemical and biological characteristics of our waterways we can better understand and protect aquatic ecosystems. Water quality monitoring also ensures that the water supply is safe for human consumption. It can also be used to build up a picture of the health of particular rivers, and assist in planning at a catchment level. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Water Quality Monitoring Monitoring surface water quality is undertaken to enable us to better understand and protect the aquatic ecosystem. | |
| How Water Quality is Monitored A variety of meters and sampling techniques are used to monitor physico-chemical characteristics of water. | |
| Water Quality Guidelines The Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council has developed guidelines for water quality for a range of Australian waters. | |
| Water Parameters Parameters that are monitored to give an indication of surface water quality in Tasmania. | |
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