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The City of Bayswater is committed to improving the water quality, natural habitat and amenity around Maylands lakes. The lakes are home to turtles, frogs, and a range of birdlife including Cormorants.
Following long-term monitoring and advice by specialist consulting company GHD, Council has adopted a plan based on this scientific advice and community input, to dredge parts of Lake Brearley and install mechanical mixers in Lake Bungana and Lake Brearley. The plan also includes a:
A fauna study
Management and maintenance plan,
Water monitoring
Revegetation to recreate a healthy eco-system
Community involvement.
As a result, the City will progressively undertake a number of actions to improve the water quality at the Maylands Lakes.
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The City of Bayswater is committed to improving the water quality, natural habitat and amenity around Maylands lakes. The lakes are home to turtles, frogs, and a range of birdlife including Cormorants.
Following long-term monitoring and advice by specialist consulting company GHD, Council has adopted a plan based on this scientific advice and community input, to dredge parts of Lake Brearley and install mechanical mixers in Lake Bungana and Lake Brearley. The plan also includes a:
A fauna study
Management and maintenance plan,
Water monitoring
Revegetation to recreate a healthy eco-system
Community involvement.
As a result, the City will progressively undertake a number of actions to improve the water quality at the Maylands Lakes.