rainfall, faecal contamination can enter rivers,
lakes and the coast through run-off or via stormwater.
Faecal indicator bacteria
In rivers and lakes, Escherichia coli (E. coli) is the preferred
indicator organism; for beach sampling it is enterococci. By
themselves, these organisms don’t necessarily present a
human health hazard. However, they are indicative of the
presence of other harmful disease-causing bacteria, viruses
and protozoa that cannot be detected so easily.
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them, and the health of their ecosystems. A variety of
natural and human factors can affect freshwater systems.
Our use of land, stormwater run-off, industrial and
wastewater discharges can contribute contaminants to
our waterways, including excess nutrients, sediment and
bacteria. The activities within a catchment can interact and
have compounding or cumulative effects on downstream
receiving environments such as lakes and estuaries.
Understanding the
considered to be contaminated when hazardous
substances are at significantly higher concentrations than
their normal levels, and there is likely to be a risk to human
health or the environment. Potentially contaminated land
is land that has been used for an activity that is more likely
than other activities to cause contamination.
Many hazardous substances occur naturally in soil, air
and water. For example, lead and mercury occur because
of weathering of rocks or from