Fitzroy River

The Fitzroy River is a major waterway in Queensland, Australia, stretching approximately 600 kilometers. It drains a large basin, supporting diverse ecosystems and providing essential water resources for agriculture, industry, and communities. The river has significant ecological importance, hosting various fish, bird, and plant species. It also plays a crucial role in flood management and cultural heritage for Indigenous peoples. The Fitzroy River's health and flow are influenced by seasonal rainfall and land use, making it vital for regional water security and environmental sustainability.