❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding fish deaths, oxygen plant budgets and effectiveness, and other measures to combat algal blooms and nutrient levels in the Swan and Canning Rivers. The response provides detailed information on locations of fish deaths, budget allocations, oxygen level monitoring, and government initiatives.
AnsweredQoN 4211Legislative Council
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Will the Minister indicate -
(1) In the last five years, where have the top five fish deaths occurred per year in the -
(a) Swan River; and
(b) Canning River?
(2) For each year, over the next four financial budgets, what is the budget allocation for operating the oxygen plant in -
(a) Swan River; and
(b) Canning River?
(3) Over the past two years, what were the results of samples taken, that measure oxygen levels, including the date, location and oxygen level in -
(a) Swan River; and
(b) Canning River?
(4) What other major measures are being undertaken by the Government, besides the oxygenation plant to combat fish kills, algal blooms and nutrient levels in our river system?
(5) Do tidal movements impact on the effectiveness of the oxygenation plant?
(6) Will the oxygenation unit continue to operate in Guildford once the six month trail is complete?
(7) For how long has the oxygen plant operated in the Canning River?
(8) Does the oxygen plant provide increased oxygen levels within the entire river system or just localised improvements?
(1) In the last five years, where have the top five fish deaths occurred per year in the -
(a) Swan River; and
(b) Canning River?
(2) For each year, over the next four financial budgets, what is the budget allocation for operating the oxygen plant in -
(a) Swan River; and
(b) Canning River?
(3) Over the past two years, what were the results of samples taken, that measure oxygen levels, including the date, location and oxygen level in -
(a) Swan River; and
(b) Canning River?
(4) What other major measures are being undertaken by the Government, besides the oxygenation plant to combat fish kills, algal blooms and nutrient levels in our river system?
(5) Do tidal movements impact on the effectiveness of the oxygenation plant?
(6) Will the oxygenation unit continue to operate in Guildford once the six month trail is complete?
(7) For how long has the oxygen plant operated in the Canning River?
(8) Does the oxygen plant provide increased oxygen levels within the entire river system or just localised improvements?
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Answered
22 November 2006
Responded by
Minister for Education and Training representing the Minister for the Environment
Response time
28 days
(b) Canning River?
(b) Canning River?
(b) Canning River?
(1) (a) 2002 Lilac Hill Park in the upper Swan River was the only location recorded. 2003 Guildford, Bassendean, Ashfield, Ascot and Redcliffe. 2004 Mosman Bay, Como, Melville Waters, East Fremantle and Lilac Hill Park. 2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2003 Guildford, Bassendean, Ashfield, Ascot and Redcliffe. 2004 Mosman Bay, Como, Melville Waters, East Fremantle and Lilac Hill Park. 2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2004 Mosman Bay, Como, Melville Waters, East Fremantle and Lilac Hill Park. 2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(b) Canning River?
(b) Canning River?
(1) (a) 2002 Lilac Hill Park in the upper Swan River was the only location recorded. 2003 Guildford, Bassendean, Ashfield, Ascot and Redcliffe. 2004 Mosman Bay, Como, Melville Waters, East Fremantle and Lilac Hill Park. 2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2003 Guildford, Bassendean, Ashfield, Ascot and Redcliffe. 2004 Mosman Bay, Como, Melville Waters, East Fremantle and Lilac Hill Park. 2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2004 Mosman Bay, Como, Melville Waters, East Fremantle and Lilac Hill Park. 2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2005 Guildford, Melville Waters, Ascot, Midland and Victoria Park. 2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2006 Garratt Road Bridge, Claughton Reserve, Success Hill, Pickering Park, Maylands. (1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(1) (b) 2002 No fish deaths recorded. 2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2003 Langford, Salters Point, Armadale and Mount Henry Bridge. 2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2004 Riverton was the only location recorded. 2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2005 Lower Canning River was the only location recorded. 2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2006 Kent Street Weir and Shelley beach were the only locations recorded. (2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(2) (a) 2006-2007 $667,000 2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2007-2008 $1,657,000 2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2008-2009 $1,160,000 2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2009-2010 $1,015,000 (2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(2) (b) 2006-2007 $140,000 2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2007-2008 $140,000 2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2008-2009 $140,000 2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
2009-2010 $140,000 (3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(3) (a) Water quality monitoring is carried out weekly at 10 sites on the Swan River & (b) and seven sites on the Canning River. At each site, dissolved oxygen levels are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
are measured from the surface through to the bottom. The oxygen results are displayed weekly on the Swan River Trust's website at www.swanrivertrust.wa.gov. au The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
The oxygen results are also entered into the Department of Water's central database. The results are available to the public and can be obtained by completing a data request form, which is available on the Department of Water's website at www.water.wa.gov.au (4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(4) In addition to the $6.3 million committed this year to the Swan-Canning Cleanup, Drainage Nutrient Intervention and Riverbank programs, the Government recently committed to several new initiatives aimed at improving the health of the Swan and Canning rivers, including: · The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· The new Swan and Canning Rivers Management Act 2006 will establish a Swan Canning Riverpark and provide the Swan River Trust with powers to stop river-harming activities and improve the health of the rivers in the long-term. · An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· An additional $1.4 million has been committed to the Drainage Nutrient Intervention Program to help stem the flow of excess nutrients into the Swan River from the Ellen Brook catchment. · The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· The State Government recently announced that an increased levy on casino gaming machines is expected to generate $15million in revenue over the next five years for river projects. · The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
· The State Government has met with representative of the fertiliser industry as a first step towards developing an action plan to phase-out highly water-soluble phosphate fertiliser on the Swan Coastal Plain within four years. (5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(5) Yes. (6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(6) This will depend on the results of the trial. If the trial is successful, the Swan River Trust will consider operating the oxygen plant over the 2007 autumn period as this is a critical time when low oxygen conditions can occur in the river. (7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(7) There are two oxygenation plants on the Canning River. The Bacon Street oxygenation plant began operation on 17 October 1999. The oxygenation plant at Camsell Way started operation on 15 May 2000. (8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
(8) The Canning River oxygenation plants provide oxygen over a 2.3 km stretch of river upstream of the Kent Street Weir, Cannington. The Swan River oxygenation project is a trial and results will be collected to understand the area influenced by increased oxygen.
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