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Tamar Estuary and Esk Rivers Program
About
About TEER
Program collaborators
Strategic direction
kanamaluka / Tamar
Aboriginal connection
Natural history
Natural values
Projects
Water quality monitoring
Lake Trevallyn
Stormwater
Biological monitoring
Water Quality Improvement Plan
Sedimentation
Events
Discover
Educational videos
Tamar Estuary Report Cards
Freshwater Report Cards
Fact sheets and resources
Erosion and Sediment Control
Sediment management
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  • Coordinated management video series,
• 19/10/21

Working Together for Healthy Waterways | Introduction | Part 1 of 12

The kanamaluka/Tamar estuary is a unique and beautiful place. The Tamar Estuary and Esk Rivers Program present a 12 part video series on kanamaluka/Tamar - Working Together For Healthy Waterways.

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Working Together for Healthy Waterways | Social History | Part 2 of 12

Tamar Estuary & Esk Rivers Program

The TEER Program acknowledges and pays respect to the Tasmanian Aboriginal people, the Traditional Owners of Tasmania, and the kanamaluka / Tamar estuary and Esk rivers. We pay respect to the custodians and their elders past and present, and acknowledge their connection with and custodianship of land, sea, and sky Country.

The TEER Program acknowledges and thanks Helen Cunningham, Vince Brophy and St John Pound for the contribution of images for this website.

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