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Reports from the Independent Audit Group for Salinity
The Basin Salinity Management 2030 (BSM2030) strategy was agreed by the Murray–Darling Basin Ministerial Council (MDBMC) in 2015 and commits the partner governments to accept... -
Basin salinity management 2030: strategies and reports
Salinity is a significant management challenge and poses ongoing environmental, social and economic risks in the Murray–Darling Basin. Salinity is forecast to continue to... -
BASIN SALINITY MANAGEMENT 2030 SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S BIENNIAL REPORT 2017
BASIN SALINITY MANAGEMENT 2030 SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S BIENNIAL REPORT 2017 -
Basin Salinity Management 2030 South Australia’s 2019 Comprehensive Report
Basin Salinity Management 2030 South Australia’s 2019 Comprehensive Report -
Basin Salinity Management 2030 South Australia’s 2021 Comprehensive Report
South Australia’s 2021 Comprehensive Report -
DEECA (Victoria) - Basin water quality and salinity management
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action's (DEECA) Basin water quality and salinity management landing page. -
BASIN SALINITY MANAGEMENT STRATEGY-SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S ANNUAL REPORT 2014-15
BASIN SALINITY MANAGEMENT STRATEGY SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S ANNUAL REPORT 2014-15 -
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2015-16
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2015-16 -
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2017-18
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2017-18 -
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2019-20
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2019-20 -
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2021-22
Basin Salinity Management 2030 - South Australia’s Status Report 2021-22 -
Book 2 Dryland Salinity: Identifying Saline Sites
Learning to identify and assess the extent of dryland salinity is important for the management of affected areas. Information collected through this process may be used to... -
Local Government Salinity Initiative – Introduction to Urban Salinity
Urban salinity occurs in areas where humans have changed natural ecosystems and affected the movement and storage of salts and water in the environment. -
3rd Basin Salinity Forum
The Murray‐Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) held the third biennial Basin Salinity Forum on Tuesday 30 November 2021. Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation, the forum was held as... -
Book 1 Dryland Salinity: The Basics
It is possible to gain a much better understanding of the dryland salinity process by examining the individual factors that contribute to it. Through understanding each... -
Broad Scale Resources for Urban Salinity Assessment
Information on salinity hazard is valuable for the management of existing and future buildings and infrastructure. It helps to ensure costly problems are avoided and, in areas... -
Book 4 Dryland Salinity: Productive Use of Saline Land and Water
Managing dryland salinity successfully requires treatment of both the causes and the symptoms.Treatment of the symptoms of salinity in a local area requires a targeted and site... -
Book 3 Dryland Salinity: Investigating and Assessment Techniques
Studying the distribution and concentration of salt in soil across a saline outbreak site helps determine limitations affecting management. -
Review of the elevated salinity event in the lower Darling River March–April ...
Under the BSM2030 strategy, Basin governments committed to the coordinated review of in-river elevated salinity events. This report identifies the cause, impacts, effectiveness... -
Floodplain inundation and drying project 2021-22
The Floodplain inundation and drying project was conducted by the University of Queensland, the South Australian Department for Environment and Water, and the MDBA. This project...
