A river runs through it
Follow Jonathan La Nauze as he traces the river from mouth to source and explains how politics and water don’t always mix.
Our oceans and our rivers are our lifeblood. We are working to keep our rivers flowing and to protect our oceans’ treasures.
Follow Jonathan La Nauze as he traces the river from mouth to source and explains how politics and water don’t always mix.
The world is alarmed that our Great Barrier Reef is disappearing, yet our leaders need to do much more to safeguard the World Heritage Site's future.
Australia’s oceans are amongst the largest and most diverse on Earth. To help protect them the Federal Government has established the world’s largest network of marine reserves. ACF is working to ensure the management of the reserves is well planned and well resourced.
We have a real opportunity to restore Australia’s lifeblood to health. The national plan for the Murray-Darling has been released for public review. Let's get it right.
Stretching for more than 2300 kilometres along Queensland’s coast, the Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest living thing and largest reef system, including fringing coastal reefs and lagoons, estuaries, beaches, outer reefs, open ocean and 900 islands.
Many Australian fish species are considered overfished in our waters yet demand for seafood is increasing. Help reverse the impact on our ocean treasures by learning about our sustainable seafood assessment program.