Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre launches projects on website

Details of the CLLMM Research Centre’s 25 projects are now available on its website. These projects are led by scientists from the Goyder Institute for Water Research partners, including, the University of Adelaide, Flinders University, University of South Australia and CSIRO, along with several regional organisations. The projects are categorised into four main themes: 1. […]
Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre hosts inaugural gathering of project teams

On Friday 28 February, the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre hosted our first inclusive gathering of research project teams that are delivering the 25 projects in our Science Program. Officially opened by the Hon. Rebekah Sharkie MP, this milestone event brought together 80 researchers, community members and First Nations people to share knowledge, discuss progress and collaborate […]
Coorong Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre – Science Program

The CLLMM Research Centre’s science program is now in full swing, with 25 projects underway across a broad range of areas. Scientists, First Nations, and the community are working together on multiple projects across the region, including Citizen Science projects where the community is playing a critical role in the collection of field data and monitoring. Dr Nick Whiterod, the CLLMM […]
Ecohydrological conceptual models and impact pathway diagrams for the Braemer, Stuart Shelf and Northern Eyre regions

The collaborative Goyder Institute project ‘Developing ecohydrological conceptual models and impact pathway diagrams for the Braemar, Stuart Shelf and Northern Eyre regions’ funded by South Australia’s Department of Environment and Water and Department of Energy and has been finalised and the report is now available on the Goyder website. Conceptual ecohydrological modelsA conceptual ecohydrological model describes […]
New research highlights environmental response of the South Australian Lower River Murray to the third largest flood on record

The flood event that occurred in the South Australian Lower River Murray between November 2022 and February 2023 was the third largest such event in recorded history, and the largest flood in nearly 70 years. New scientific research undertaken through the Goyder Institute for Water Research has highlighted how the environment responded to this significant […]
Welcome to new board member Dr Chris Chilcott, CSIRO

Dr Chris Chilcott is replacing Dr Carmel Pollino on the Goyder Management Board representing CSIRO. Chris is the Deputy Director of CSIRO Environment and leads CSIRO’s work on developing Northern Australia. CSIRO Environment delivers impact-driven science to address environmental challenges such as climate change, extreme events, resource sustainability, and legacy impacts. With over 700 staff, […]
Wrapping up 2024: A year of success and collaboration

As we wrap up another year and look back on the many achievements, collaborations, and advancements in water research throughout 2024, it’s clear that it’s been an outstanding and busy year. The Goyder 2024 Annual Report has recently been published, highlighting our activities this year. The Institute has continued to grow, working with our partners and broader […]
Goyder 2024 Annual Report is out now!

The 2024 Annual Report, which highlights our activities is now available for download, and it has been an exceptionally busy and productive year! The Institute has gone from strength to strength, working with our partners to deliver a broad range of critical water research projects to inform decision making. Highlights in the report: To read […]
Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre – December News

Stay informed with the latest updates from the CLLMM Research Centre in our Newsletter. Top stories in this issue – The CLLMM Research Centres Summer Series of Science continues in 2025. Three exciting events including the Coorong (Kurrangk) & Science Tour on the Spirit of the Coorong, Local Water and Sustainable Practices Q & A […]
Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth (CLLMM) Research Centre – Summer Series of Science – 2025 Events

The CLLMM Research Centre Summer Series of Science will continue in 2025 with two exciting events to go. Local Water and Sustainable Practices Q & A Panel – 24 Jan 2025 – 5.30pm – 7pm We welcome a panel of guests from the community, First Nations and management for their perspectives on how, why and […]