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On a typical school day in Narangba, students from local schools gather beside Burpengary Creek with nets and collection trays in hand. They check water clarity, collect small aquatic insects called waterbugs, and sometimes record frog calls. These excursions are part of a growing effort to help young people learn about their local freshwater systems…
Once lined with weeds and eroded banks, Burpengary Creek in Queensland has quietly become a story of ecological renewal. In recent years, rehabilitation projects have transformed stretches of the creek, showing that steady, science-based care can help a waterway heal even in the middle of growing suburbs. A Creek Through Suburbia Burpengary Creek runs through…
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