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For the love of Moreton Bay

13/07/202023/05/2022 TMBF
Clouds painting by Ralph Wilson When renowned artist Ralph Wilson donated a painting to TMBF, it caught the eye of another passionate Moreton Bay stalwart. Wilson, who grew up in in Brisbane and spent his childhood on the river and…
June 2020, Moreton Bay
Lyngbya collected from seagrass beds with a rake photo Stephen Faggoter

Lyngbya majuscula – a toxic warning sign for Moreton Bay?

13/07/202023/05/2022 TMBF
Lyngbya collected from seagrass beds with a rake photo Stephen Faggoter Lyngbya majuscula is a toxic blue-green alga (= cyanobacteria) found throughout Moreton Bay. It is sometimes called fireweed because human contact can result in rashes and other skin complaints.…
commercial fisheries, environmental impact, June 2020, recreational fishing, research, toxic alga

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The Moreton Bay Foundation acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Lands of and around Moreton Bay. The Foundation pays respect to their Elders – past, present and emerging – and acknowledges the important role Traditional Owners play within Moreton Bay communities.

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