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222 sites throughout the Mackay Whitsunday Isaac region are monitored at the end of each wet season:

Pioneer basin 9

O’Connell basin 68

Plane basin 89

Proserpine basin 56

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Organisation Reef Catchments

Name Michael Boyd

Phone 07 4968 4213

Email michael.boyd@reefcatchments.com

Position in organisation Grazing leadership officer

Monitoring Type Land condition

Monitoring Indicators Indicators as described in the 'ABCD' framework

Monitoring location Proserpine basin

Frequency of monitoring Annual

Monitoring Start Date 2010

Location of monitoring data Reef Catchments, DAFF

Date quality / confidence Dependant of level of training of volunteers

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