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Researchers convene at Coffin Bay

Stakeholders in the Coffin Bay water quality project have come together, including Lower Eyre Coastcare chairperson Kerryn McEwan, Leith Blacker from Lower Eyre Council, professor Adrian Werner from Flinders University and Coffin Bay representative for South Australian Oyster Growers Association Glyn Owen. (Charlotte Martin: 431091_01)
Charlotte Martin

Researchers gathered at Coffin Bay for the first time as part of a three-year study that began in March. The […]

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