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Funds for Marine Hitchhikers to aid our waters

Marine ecologist Janine Baker oversees the Marine Hitchhikers of Eyre Peninsula group part of the Citizen Science program set to receive a $49,990 grant. PHOTO: FILE
Charlotte Martin

Marine Hitchhikers of Eyre Peninsula will be receiving funding to continue to connect and educate the community on introduced marine […]

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