To encourage you to make the trip, we'd like to remind you of the variety of limnological environments that exist in Australia, and the main avenues by which you can learn more about the limnological research that is being undertaken here. There are two ways. The first way is to subscribe to the journal Marine and Freshwater Research. The name of the journal changed in 1995, from the Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, to reflect the fact that material published in the journal was not restricted to papers relating only to the Australasian region. The journal publishes eight issues per year, amounting to some 110-140 original refereed papers dealing with physical oceanography and limnology, marine and freshwater chemistry, and marine, estuarine and freshwater biology and ecology.
Overseas subscribers receive their journals by air or economy air mail.
In addition to articles and reviews, the journal publishes Special Issues on key aquatic themes. The second way is to join the Australian Society for Limnology. The most recent Special Publication was on Australian Mayflies.