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16 Nov 2023

Marine wildlife reporting | Native animals

Volunteers, commercial organisations and the National Parks and Wildlife Service staff make valuable contributions to our knowledge about marine wildlife.

Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) swimming through ocean waves.
Wayne Reynolds/DPE
Image Credit: Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus)
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16 Nov 2023

Marine wildlife dashboard | Native animals

This interactive dashboard shows data from marine wildlife incidents in New South Wales.

Marine mammal experts assessing the health of the Merimbula dugong (Dugong dugon) during the relocation operation
Marine mammal experts assessing the health of the Merimbula dugong (Dugong dugon) during the relocation operation
Image Credit: DPE
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18 Sep 2024

Cuttagee Lake | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Cuttagee Lake to have good water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

A view of Cuttagee Lake with Bermaguee Nature Reserve in the background
Cuttagee Lake
Image Credit: DPE
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28 Nov 2023

Dalhousie Creek | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Dalhousie Creek to have excellent water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

A view of Dalhousie Creek behind Hungry Head Beach
Dalhousie Creek
Image Credit: DPE
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02 May 2023

Dee Why Lagoon | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Dee Why Lagoon to have excellent water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

A view of Dee Why Lagoon surrounded by the Sydney suburb of Dee Why and Dee Why Beach in the foreground
Dee Why Lagoon
Image Credit: DPE
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28 Nov 2023

Deep Creek | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Deep Creek to have good water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

A view of Deep Creek meeting the sea with South Valla Beach in the foreground
Deep Creek
Image Credit: DPE
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19 Sep 2024

Nullica River | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Nullica River to have good water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

Aerial view of the Nullica River winding through a dense forest with mountains in the background. A bridge crosses over a section of the river, and a sandy beach area is visible at the river’s bend.
Nullica River
Image Credit: DPE
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15 Dec 2021

Duchess Gully | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Duchess Gully to have good water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

A view of Duchess Gully meeting the sea surrounded by Rainbow Beach and the town of Bonny Hills
Duchess Gully
Image Credit: DPE
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28 Nov 2023

Oyster Creek | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown Oyster Creek to have good water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

Aerial view of Oyster Creek, featuring a winding river flowing through dense greenery and emptying into the ocean. The creek meanders from the top left corner to the bottom center of the image, where it meets a beach that stretches along the right side. The surrounding landscape is a mix of dark green forest areas and lighter green open spaces. The water appears dark, contrasting with the white surf along the shoreline.
Oyster Creek, mangrove and saltmarsh areas.
Image Credit: John Lugg/DCCEEW
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28 Nov 2023

Pambula River | Estuaries

Our water quality monitoring program has shown the Pambula River estuary to have excellent water quality. Find out more about the estuary and its unique features.

Aerial view of Pambual River, featuring a winding river flowing through dense greenery and emptying into the ocean. The creek meanders from the top right corner to the bottom center of the image, where it meets a beach that stretches along the right side. The surrounding landscape is a dark green forest area. The water appears dark, contrasting with the pale sand along the shoreline.
Pambula River
Image Credit: DPE