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Sunday, 24 March 2013 00:00 Rod Fensham on the Lake Eyre Basin Print Email Dr Rod Fensham shares with us his perspective on the Lake Eyre Basin, its springs, and on the rare and threatened plant species it contains. You are here:Home#River Blogs#Oceania#Australia Central#Lake Eyre#Rod Fensham on the Lake Eyre Basin Additional Info Location: -27.26,137.98 Read 4955 times Show Street View Tweet Published in Lake Eyre Tagged under Biodiversity Ecosystems Lakes Groundwater Related items Sun Visal - A Mekong Conservation Hero (Ramsar ID 2245) Dancing Rivers: A tool to support river management in Myanmar The Inle Lake Conservation Project - Myanmar (Ramsar ID ) Lotus Threads - Inle Lake (Ramsar ID 2356) What Can Be Saved? Dams threaten wild rivers - This is Vjosa River ... More in this category: « George Scott - Learning from the land : Lake Eyre Basin People and Passion Lake Eyre flooding on AWC's Kalamurina Wildlife Sanctuary » back to top