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Fluker Posts: Community Based Environmental Monitoring

Victoria University
Martin Fluker Dr (Principal investigator)
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Fluker Posts are fixed wooden posts that allow members of the community to place their camera on the post in order that the image is captured at the specified location and perspective.  The collection contains images from Fluker Posts throughout Australia, but predominately in Victoria.

The images are uploaded to a Picasa web album, and tagged with the name of the photo point from which the photo was taken. The images are arranged chronologically from the date the image was taken.

The photos track long-term environmental changes.

 Photos have been collected since 19 May 2008.

Data time period: 2008-05-19 to

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147.45107,-18.24265

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iso31662: AU-VIC

iso31662: US-NJ

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Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services | Citizen science | Community based environmental monitoring | Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Environmental Monitoring | Environmental Monitoring - Citizen Participation | Impacts of Tourism | Natural Resource Management | Tourism | Tourism - Environmental Aspect | nature based tourism | repeat photography | water catchment management |

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