Water, Resources, Water Conservation, Acid Sulfate Soils Australia. Videos by Filmstream (Australia). Premier research videos for the advancement in studies of environmental systems and the management of water resources. Filmstream's Water videos look at a wide range of fundamental research projects in the Australia and overseas research communities.
SOLVING
ACID:
presents the inspired works of many
highly qualified and talented Australian researchers and innovative landowners
who are finding ways to remedy acid waters in coastal acid-sulfate areas and
in acid mine dams, to improve land and water quality.
THE BELONGIL
REHABILITATION PROJECT:
is an on-going video-diary of Byron
Shire Council’s project to remedy acid-sulfate soil reactions, using well-treated
effluent from the Byron Bay township to raise the watertable and assist forest
regeneration in the Belongil Catchment.
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Water, Resources, Water Conservation, Acid Sulfate Soils Australia. Videos by Filmstream (Australia)
Viktor
Schauberger
In this 2-part video you will be guided through forests, rivers, and the global
water cycle, revealing insights into water’s nature and how it needs to be handled
by us to stay healthy. See the effects of nature’s amazing vortex motion in
water, how to harness clean abundant energy, and how to generate lightning from
a fine water jet.
Resources and Conservation, Acid Sulfate Soils, Water.
Viktor Schauberger Callum Coats Southern Cross University Byron Bay Belongil Brunswick government sharkskin flowform sewerage plant permaculture design biodynamics biology environment science laboratory engineer music production school education film stream
LOGAN’S
WETLANDS:
Made for Logan City
Council as part of their community education program and commissioned by Griffith
University, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, is a one hour documentary
about the Logan River (Brisbane) and its catchment, covering the health of the
river and what is happening in its wetlands, with solutions and clear directions
presented by Dr Margaret Greenway, Ecologist and Head of School in Environmental
Engineering. This film is being viewed extensively in schools, universities,
governments, clubs, and businesses.
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Viktor Schauberger
Callum Coats Southern Cross University Byron Bay Belongil Brunswick government
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