Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre Research Plan gets the green light
The CLLMM Research Centre is entering an exciting new phase with approval of the Research Plan by the Department for Climate Change, Energy the Environment and Water signalling that delivery of the Science Program is officially underway. The research plan was developed through a bottom-up approach that engaged widely, with more than 1000 people providing […]
11th Australian Stream Management Conference
The 11th Australian Stream Management Conference was recently held in Victor Harbor, with over 200 delegates from across Australia in attendance. Science Program Manager, Dr. Nick Whiterod, delivered the plenary presentation, providing insights into the future of Australia’s freshwater species and how we can collectively overcome the challenges they face. Drawing on more than 20 […]
Chinese University Students Visit CLLMM Research Centre
This month, the CLLMM Research Centre welcomed 35 students and professors from five Chinese universities. The group comprised of ecology and environmental studies students, were on a field trip exploring South Australia. During their visit, they had the opportunity to experience theCLLMM Region first hand on a Spirit of the Coorong Cruise. Later, they visited […]
Coorong Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre Meet and Greet in Meningie
Come and meet the team and hear about what’s on at the CLLMM Research Centre! Join us at the Meningie Bowling Club (Princes Hwy, Meningie) on Wednesday, July 31st, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM for the CLLMM Research Centre’s Meet and Greet Event! Discover more about our research and activities, meet the team, and enjoy […]
Goyder welcomes new First Nations Engagement Officer to the CLLMM Research Centre Team
The Goyder Institute for Water Research’s Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre is delighted to welcome Kyla McHughes to the team. Kyla will be starting her role as First Nations Engagement Officer at the Research Centre, replacing outgoing team member Nathan Hartman, who is pursuing further education. Kyla will be continuing the […]
60 seconds with Prof Kirstin Ross
We sat down with Professor Kirstin Ross – Flinders University who kindly shared her passion and interest in engaging remote communities to understand and improve environmental health issues, in particular with First Nations and Aboriginal communities. What is your research area and why is Environmental Health important? Gastrointestinal infection caused by a parasitic worm or […]
New Job Opportunity: First Nations Engagement Officer
The Goyder Institute for Water Research is hiring! Come join our team at the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth Research Centre in Goolwa, South Australia. We’re seeking a dynamic and passionate First Nations Engagement Officer to drive our First Nations collaborations and partnerships. ***Applications close 11:55pm, Monday 1st July 2024*** For the role description and application […]
CLLMM Science Forum 2024
The Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre would like to give a huge thank you to all the volunteers and community who attended and supported our inaugural Science Forum. The sessions were designed to foster community involvement, with a range of sessions catering to all age groups. We had two fantastic interactive […]
Farewell to Bryony Cotterell
We at the Goyder Institute are incredibly sad to be saying farewell to Dr Bryony Cotterell who is sadly leaving us this July to return back to her role within the UK. Bryony joined us as a Research Program Manager in September 2023 after taking a sabbatical from her role within cancer research to explore […]
60 seconds with Dr Ben Van den Akker
We sat down with Dr Ben Van den Akker, Enterprise Fellow within STEM from UniSA and Management Board member for the Goyder Institute to hear his thoughts on the academic and industry interface in research and his passion for wastewater treatment plants and water reclamation schemes. What is your main research focus and what first […]
