CLLMM Research Centre News
The team at the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre have been actively connecting with community members this month and research teams have been making important project progress in April. This month’s newsletter is out now, and highlights include: Read more> Image Credit: Kondolar (Whales) painting by Kyla McHughes.
Featured Researcher: Associate Professor Bethany Cooper, University of South Australia
Associate Professor Bethany Cooper is an Australian Research Council (ARC) Industry Fellow (applied economist) at the University of South Australia. Bethany has been involved in a number of Goyder Institute projects over the past few years and is currently leading Task One – Quantifying the value of different water uses and future demands for the Goyder ‘Adaptation of the South-Eastern […]
Understanding the Value of Water in South Australia’s Lower Limestone Coast
The role of economics is to help people think about options and trade-offs. That doesn’t always mean that economists ‘have the answers’ but they can provide information that helps decision makers interrogate the values that attend the choices they have on offer. In the case of the Goyder project titled Adaptation of the South-Eastern drainage […]
Adapting to Change: Water Availability in South Australia’s Lower Limestone Coast
SE Drainage Network. Image credit: Mark de Jong
Featured Researcher: Dr Matt Gibbs – CSIRO
Dr Matt Gibbs
Welcome To New Goyder RAC Members: Dr Graham Green and Ms Rebecca Quin – DEW
Dr Graham Green and Ms Rebecca Quin
CLLMM Research Centre News
Blue and Teal Carbon Project Team On-Site
South Australian 2025 State Infrastructure Strategy Released
Recently, the South Australian 20-Year State Infrastructure Strategy 2025 was released, setting out the needs, strategic goals, and priorities for infrastructure in South Australia for the next 20 years. The strategy highlights the vital role of water in driving economic growth, development and long-term sustainability in the State. As demand for climate-resilient water sources increases, the […]
UN World Water Day 2025
Why Glacier Preservation Matters – Even in South Australia Today, 22 March, is World Water Day! The theme for this year is ‘Glacier Preservation’, and at first glance, it may be hard to make the link between preserving glaciers and the Goyder Institute for Water Research’s location in Adelaide, South Australia – the driest State […]
Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025
This week, in celebration of International Women’s Day, we’ve been shining a spotlight on some of the incredible women driving innovation across the Goyder Institute for Water Research and the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre. Their groundbreaking work, dedication, and passion are helping to advance our understanding of complex climate change […]
