Caretaker Conventions

AUSRIVAS (Australian River Assessment System) is a river condition monitoring program that uses the environmental sensitivity of aquatic macroinvertebrates to assess the condition of waterways. AUSRIVAS predicts the macroinvertebrate fauna expected to occur at a site with specific environmental characteristics, in the absence of environmental stress. The fauna observed (O) at a site can then be compared to fauna expected (E), with the deviation between the two providing an indication of biological condition. A site displaying no biological impairment should have an O/E taxa score close to one. The O/E taxa score will decrease as the macroinvertebrate assemblage and richness are adversely affected.
ACT Government maintains 13 AUSRIVAS monitoring locations across the ACT. Sampling is undertaken twice per year (spring and autumn). Site details are provided in another dataset. The O/E taxa score (Score) is provided in this dataset, along with the siteID, Site Name, Season in which the survey was undertaken, and the Year in which the survey was undertaken.

The 2003 Bushfire data indicates the total burn area and the status of affected properties.

A map of the Canberra Centenary Trail, a 145 kilometre selfguided loop trail for walkers and touring cyclists. The trail showcases Canberra and takes users on a
journey between urban and rural environments.

Monthly report on the number of licence conditions and vehicle registrations related to Public Vehicles.

List of all ACT registrations of people active under AMR administered by Access Canberra

Suburb level parking offences and fines by month/year and offence type.

A map of the Canberra Centenary Trail, a 145 kilometre selfguided loop trail for walkers and touring cyclists. The trail showcases Canberra and takes users on a
journey between urban and rural environments.

Location details of ACT AUSRIVAS (Australian River Assessment System) monitoring sites.