State of the Derwent Report

The State of the Derwent Report summarises five years of monitoring data and provides a comprehensive review of the health of the estuary. Topics covered include values and uses, pollution sources and loads, water quality, sediment quality, seafood safety, habitat and species, as well as recent management initiatives.

State of the Derwent Report Cards

Each year the State of the Derwent Report Card gives the community an idea of the Derwent estuary’s health. The annual Report Card summarises the monitoring data and other relevant information collected by the DEP and its partners (including Analytical Services Tasmania).

Derwent Catchment Review 2011

DEP planning documents

Maps

  • Locus map – The Derwent estuary lies in the heart of the Hobart metropolitan area in southern Tasmania. It extends south from the rural town of New Norfolk to the Iron Pot lighthouse.
  • Catchment map – The Derwent River winds its way from Lake St Clair through the catchment of forest and farms to the estuary and eventually the southern ocean.
  • Map products – The Derwent Estuary Program Habitat Atlas includes a detailed GIS database, a compilation of coastal and subtidal mapping products, that can be accessed via the LIST.

Soil and water management on building and construction sites (Fact Sheets)

Scientific and technical reports

Water Sensitive Urban Design Procedures for Stormwater Management

Newsletters