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The National Waterbug Blitz is Australia’s first nationwide waterway monitoring event.
In spring each year, Australians are encouraged to become ‘citizen scientists’ and investigate how healthy their local waterways and wetlands are, simply by exploring and identifying what waterbugs they contain.
The National Waterbug Blitz will start this spring in 2018. Anyone can be participate!
Find out how to get involved
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