(unpublished) softwood scrub species Grazing Medway Small Suspended 79-84 4 (Ciesiolka, C. catchment 1987) Grazing Keilambete Plot Suspended 94-00 2-4 (Silcock, R.G. + bedload 2005) ironbark Grazing Glentulloch Poplar box Plot Suspended 94-00 0.3-1.3 (Silcock, R.G. flats + bedload 2005) Grazing Springvale Small Suspended 79-84 0.7 (Ciesiolka, C. catchment 1987) ironbark Grazing Spottswood Brigalow Small Suspended 00-06 0.5 catchment study with catchment (unpublished) softwood scrub species Grazing Brigalow Brigalow Small Suspended 00-05 0.27 catchment study with catchment (unpublished) softwood scrub species Grazing Gordonstone Downs Small Suspended 02-07 0 (unpublished) catchment Remnant Brigalow Brigalow Small Suspended 00-05 0.18 catchment study and catchment (unpublished) softwood scrub species The hydrology and drainage of the Fitzroy basin has been highly modified with the construction of 29 dams and weirs that provide water security for agriculture, mining, industrial and urban uses.1 The Fitzroy barrage is the last water structure before the mouth of the Fitzroy River and has effectively halved the length of the Fitzroy River estuary tidal extent to 56 km. 3. Basin water quality a) Water quality 1) Status of monitoring in basin and rivers The Fitzroy basin has been subject to intensive monitoring. For example, in 1992 the Fitzroy Catchment Symposium took place which addressed many different environmental aspects such as resources uses, impacts of agricultural land use on the Fitzroy River system, integrated catchment and river management, and much more. Water quality monitoring programs have been conducted by the Fitzroy Basin Association (2005-2009) and the Fitzroy Basin Water Quality Improvement Report was completed in 2008. This report
(unpublished) softwood scrub species Grazing Medway (Ciesiolka, C. 1987) Small catchment Suspended 79-84 4 Grazing Keilambete (Silcock, R.G. 2005) ironbark Plot Suspended + bedload 94-00 2-4 Grazing Glentulloch (Silcock, R.G. 2005) Poplar box flats Plot Suspended + bedload 94-00 0.3-1.3 Grazing Springvale (Ciesiolka, C. 1987) ironbark Small catchment Suspended 79-84 0.7 Grazing Spottswood catchment study (unpublished) Brigalow with softwood scrub species Small catchment Suspended 00-06 0.5 Grazing Brigalow catchment study (unpublished) Brigalow with softwood scrub species Small catchment Suspended 00-05 0.27 Grazing Gordonstone (unpublished) Downs Small catchment Suspended 02-07 0 Remnant Brigalow catchment study (unpublished) Brigalow and softwood scrub species Small catchment Suspended 00-05 0.18 The hydrology and drainage of the Fitzroy basin has been highly modified with the construction of 29 dams and weirs that provide water security for agriculture, mining, industrial and urban uses.1 The Fitzroy barrage is the last water structure before the mouth of the Fitzroy River and has effectively halved the length of the Fitzroy River estuary tidal extent to 56 km. 3. Basin water quality a) Water quality 1) Status of monitoring in basin and rivers The Fitzroy basin has been subject to intensive monitoring. For example, in 1992 the Fitzroy Catchment Symposium took place which addressed many different environmental aspects such as resources uses, impacts of agricultural land use on the Fitzroy River system, integrated catchment and river management, and much more. Water quality monitoring programs have been conducted by the Fitzroy Basin Association (2005-2009) and the Fitzroy Basin Water Quality Improvement Report was completed in 2008. This report