Through the Darling-Baaka River Health Project, DCCEEW Science have installed 5 telemetered loggers in the Baaka river which are collecting real-time water quality data in the project area. The telemetered loggers (also called ‘smart buoys’) are continually sampling water from the surface to the deepest depths of the river and sending key water quality information. This real-time data is also available to the broader community.