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Monday, 23 June 2014 00:00 Enabling and implementing collaborative management action for nonpoint source pollution Print Email James Patterson - Finalist video prepared for the 2013 River Management Young Achievers Award. Proudly sponsored by Thiess and managed by the International WaterCentre Alumni Network You are here:Home#River Blogs#Oceania#Australia South East Coast#Brisbane#Enabling and implementing collaborative management action for nonpoint source pollution Read 1503 times Tweet Published in Brisbane More in this category: « A journey down the Brisbane River Moggill Creek Catchment Group » back to top