RoC Resources Library – Rivers of Carbon

Resources Library

Browse information-packed resources on managing riparian areas for improved water quality, stock health and sustainable farm management.

Rivers of Carbon is the on-ground component of the Australian River Restoration Centre.

Not sure where to start? Try our Managing Stock Around Waterways Guide, jam-packed with information to support landholders with livestock, or our Stream Condition Checklist, an easy-to-use checklist to assess the health of the waterway you might be interested in looking after.

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Attracting and caring for amphibians in your stream, creek or wetland
A landholders guide on getting to know and promoting amphibian populations on their property.

Guide: Promoting our Pollinators
Learn about methods of pollination, notable and lesser known pollinating species, and how you can promote pollination on your own property.

What are buffers, sponges and moderators?
Swampy meadows: What they are, what they're not, and why they're so critical to protect.

Managing blackberries around waterways
Understanding the biology, life cycle, and growing regions can help you properly manage this Weed of National Significance.

How to attract more native birds to your riparian area
Maintaining native bird life in and around your riparian landscape is vital for supporting healthy ecosystem function.

Wombat Mum and Bub — Wombat behaviour, burrows and being neighbours
Often an unwanted visitor, this guide helps property owners appropriately understand, handle, and potentially remove wombats.

Recognising and caring for rakali, our Australian water rat
A landholders guide on understanding and protecting this unique Australian species.

What platypus need to thrive
Read 6 fabulous facts about platypus and their reliance on riparian real estate.

Identifying the three different types of ibis in Australia
All you need to know about ibis in Australia and how you can support them.

Habitat makes fish happen
A collection of stories on the relationship between healthy flows, healthy fish and healthy communities.