Resources library - Flow (teachers & educators)
Flow (teachers & educators) Resources
FBA waterway health poster
How to responsibly dispose of aquarium fish
Semi-Evergreen Vine Thicket Fact Sheet
SEVT Factsheet
Semi-Evergreen Vine Thicket (SEVT) is a type of rainforest. SEVT refers to an entire plant community – that is, all the different plant species that live together in one ecosystem.
FBA’s Flow Centre
FBA's Flow Centre
Fitzroy Basin Association’s Flow Centre is Australia’s only permanently housed Natural Resource Management display. Located in the heart of Rockhampton the centre tells an important story of the region’s natural assets, and what must be done to protect them.
The Moores Creek catchment
The Moores Creek catchment - virtual fly-over
A fly over the Moores Creek catchment in Rockhampton. Watch as this video demonstrates the linkage between a highly utilised urban creek, the Fitzroy River and out to the Great Barrier Reef.
Fighting Tilapia
Controlling the spread of Tilapia
Confidently identify pest fish species Tilapia and ensure that you don't get caught with the wrong fish! This film explains how you can help protect the waterways of the Fitzroy Basin.
Gambay – First Languages map
First Languages Australia
First Languages Australia is working with regional language centres nationally to develop a map of Australian languages that reflects the names and groupings favoured by community.
Protecting and enhancing high value fish habitats across central Queensland’s coast
Protecting and enhancing high value fish habitats across central Queensland’s coast
The ‘Protecting and enhancing high value fish habitats across central Queensland’s coast’ project worked to restore seagrass communities (critical fish habitat) that are declining due to habitat loss and destruction.
School Holiday Activity – upcycled t-shirt bag
How-to make a bag from an old shirt!
Follow these simple steps and transform an old t-shirt into a handy reusable bag!
Saving the Critically Endangered Kroombit Tinkerfrog
Saving the Critically Endangered Kroombit Tinkerfrog
The project focused on the release of genetically diverse, captive-bred frogs into the wild to supplement existing populations and repopulate sites where Kroombit tinkerfrogs have gone locally extinct. There was also a strong focus on habitat and genetic improvement to increase the frogs’ survival odds upon release and protect existing frogs at Kroombit Tops.
