EstuaryWatch Data Portal
Welcome to the EstuaryWatch data explorer.
Here you can view, query and download EstuaryWatch data and images for your estuary or region.
Search for specific Estuaries via the Data Filters, or browse all Estuaries below
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Thompson Creek EstuaryActive Thompson Creek EstuaryWatchers Corangamite CMAThe Thompson Creek Estuary has a catchment area of 2795Ha, and is approximately 5.5km in length. It is part of the important Karaaf Wetlands which are rich in local cultural history. Monitoring sitesT1 T2 TGB TP1 TP2 TPMC |
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Tidal RiverActive Parks Victoria Tidal River Education Team West Gippsland CMAThe Tidal River Estuary is approximately 2.5km in length and is located at the base of the tidal river catchment which is approximately 27km2. There are a number of roads, a bridge, boardwalk and several fishing platforms that provide access to the estuary. The Tidal River Estuary has a diverse array of intact habitat for terrestrial and aquatic wildlife, within and surrounding the estuary, including; muddy and sandy substrate, the water column, rocks and the vegetation communities surrounding these areas. Monitoring sitesTR1 TR2 TRMC Trp1 |
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Wild Dog Creek EstuaryActive Wild Dog Creek EstuaryWatchers Corangamite CMAWild Dog Creek has a long sand bar that runs parallel to the sea which is home to Hooded Plover. Wild Dog enters the sea by cutting through the bar. Monitoring sitesWGB WMC Wp1 Wp2 Wp3 |
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Wreck CreekActive WGCMA Estuary Management Group West Gippsland CMAWreck Creek is a small intermittently closing and opening estuarine lagoon located on the western edge of Inverloch. From the coast the estuary follows Cape Paterson - Inverloch Road towards the Inverloch RACV resort, for approximately 800 metres, before the creek becomes fresh. The creek has two main branches, one that begins well above the RACV resort (including the resorts wetlands) and the other flows out of farmland through the residential area to the north. For the majority of the year two branches of the creek are mostly dry (apart from a few ponds and billabongs that have been sighted on private property upstream). These creeks begin to flow during wet times (winter / spring), and for the majority of the time the main habitat available to biota is the estuarine lagoon itself. Monitoring sitesWr1 WrGB WrMC WrMC2 Wrp1 Wrp2 |
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Wye River EstuaryActive Wye River EstuaryWatchers Corangamite CMAThe estuary is home to the vulnerable Tasmanian Mudfish which bury themsleves beneath logs or stones during dry summers. The estuary is approximately 1km in length Monitoring sitesWy1 WY2 WyMC Wyp1 Wyp2 |
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