is a repository for park care groups, volunteers and members of the public to report sightings of rare and endangered plant species and any of the many treasures that Canberra's nature parks are home to. Canberra Nature Map was founded by Aaron Clausen, a mountain biker who accidentally rode through a patch of critically endangered Canberra spider orchids and became entranced by their beauty and fragility.

Help map pest fish in the upper Murrumbidgee

Many aspects of carp biology are still only partly known for the upper Murrumbidgee catchment.  For example, we don’t have detailed information on carp hotspots or where they breed, but this information is critical if we are to get on top of the problem.    The Invasive Animals CRC has partnered with Upper Murrumbidgee Waterwatch and UMDR to customise their Feral Fish Scan mapping tool to assist the community in the Upper Murrumbidgee to collect carp and other feral fish sightings. Submit your carp sightings to help us collect information to better manage carp in the upper Murrumbidgee.

The ARRC was established by Dr Siwan Lovett and Dr Phil Price to support people involved in river management and restoration. Siwan and Phil have now been joined by like minded people who specialise in different aspects of knowledge, information, research, and events management. The Centre also has an Advisory Council who provide their wisdom, experience and enthusiasm free of charge. The ARRC is a not-for-profit organisation with any profits made from commercial projects go back into building up the shared resources the ARRC seeks to provide.

I&I NSW fish habitat management website. Contains information on different habitat types, threats, KTPs, rehabilitation projects, contacts and reports.