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The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
Alex Crowe

Three years of La Nina has improved ACT water quality but it's not all good news

Waterwatch co-ordinator Jed Pearson, volunteer Lyn Greigg and regional facilitator Woo O'Reilly at the Dickson Wetlands. Picture by Karleen Minney

Heavy rainfall from three years of La Nina has led to erosion of stream banks across the ACT region, with Canberra's urban catchments among those worst affected.

Saturated catchments and more frequent high flows has left urban and rural waterways vulnerable to erosion and work is now required to improve structural integrity of banks.

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