Crossing the Chasm from the Old to the New

Internal Change Agents Give Northern Territory the Edge on Insightful Water Data

in-field monitoring

The Water Resources Division collects a large amount of data from a combination of in-field monitoring and sample gathering.


By Nicole Nally

Australia’s Northern Territory has around 250,000 people in two very distinct climate zones – the tropical climate in the North and the desert in the central region. Uluru is one of 27 national parks spread across several ecoregions, and there is an extensive series of water systems that are vital to this biodiversity.

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