Season 2 Episode 7: Alicia Buckle on the MIP's Local Scale Monitoring Program - a podcast by Greg Vinall, Wet Tropics Healthy Waterways Partnership

Water quality monitoring can be done on lots of different scales. Great Barrier Reef monitoring is done on a catchment scale with the results reflecting what's happening over a very large area. While this is useful to give a big picture perspective on the reef it is less relevant to farmers and doesn't give them any information about what changes they need to be making on their particular paddocks. The Major Integrated Project is unique in that it provides local scale monitoring to farmers and then supports them to make changes.  

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