The Upper Clutha River is a favourite spot for anglers, rafters and kayakers. However, this still water hides the presence of didymo – an introduced algal pest – that threatens to spread to all our rivers. Rock snot, is it’s also known, can form massive algal blooms that choke the river and threaten marine life. […]
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