Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program    2011 Report Card Results    Moreton Bay Catchments   Moreton Bay Catchments

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Catchment Facts Total area: 468km2 Stream network length: 795km Local Councils: Moreton Bay Regional Council Dominant land uses: native bush, grazing, rural residential, urban, poultry farms, strawberry and pineapple farms Upper catchment includes the undisturbed streams in the D’Aguilar National Park The mid and upper catchment is characterised mostly by agricultural and rural residential areas Two WWTPs discharge into the Caboolture River Freshwater results C Caboolture Catchment    Streams generally in fair condition with an increase in nutrient cycling offset by a decrease in ecosystem processes. Estuarine results D- Caboolture Estuary    Continued high nutrient and phytoplankton concentrations. Increased dissolved oxygen concentration, small decrease in turbidity and increased sewage nitrogen signal.   For more information on the Report Card, please visit health-e-waterways

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Local Council	Community/Catchment Group	Environmental Education Centres
Moreton Bay Regional Council	Moreton Bay Coast Care	Nudgee Beach Environmental Education Centre
	Friends of CREEC	Caboolture Region Environmental Education Centre (CREEC)