Red-eared sliders bask in the sun on wooden logs along the Guadalquivir River in Seville, raising concerns for local biodiversity.
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Red-eared sliders bask in the sun on wooden logs along the Guadalquivir River in Seville, raising concerns for local biodiversity.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This image shows how the plants were laid out in plastic bags to prevent crushing damage during transit back to the TSCC. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image shows James washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image Phil Collier and Robin Garnett are washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image shows the team washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image shows James washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image James and Rosemary are washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This images shows Tim and James laying out the plants in plastic bags to reduce crushing damage in transit. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image Tim and James are washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image Tim and James are washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image James and Rosemary are washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.
Callitriche sonderi (matted waterstarwort) is a small, semi-aquatic, mat-forming native annual herb occurring on river flood plains or other places subject to periodic inundation. The Tasmanian Seed Conservation Centre (TSCC) Manger, James Wood, assisted by TSCC and Australian Plants Society Tasmania volunteers collected a number of plants from Four Springs Lake to grow on and harvest seeds from over the next few weeks. In this image James and Rosemary are washing excess mud from the plants before transporting back to Hobart.This activity was carried out under authorised permit and permissions.