Improving the biology of bioretention systems

Improving the biology of bioretention systems

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Improving the biology of bioretention systems

This literature review synthesises over a decade’s worth of knowledge and research to address deficiencies in filter media that may be responsible for the unsuccessful establishment and dieback of plants seen in bioretention systems.

We have enabled a 12 month feedback period on this document to ensure it is fit for purpose and captures end user experience. We welcome your feedback and encourage you to please submit all comments to info@hlw.org.au by 1 September 2024.

The Urban Stormwater and Erosion and Sediment Control Capacity Building program is funded through the Queensland Government’s Investing in Our Environment for the Future Program and delivered by the Department of Environment and Science (DES).

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