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K'gari’s unique ancient lakes once dried out. Could this happen again?

By John Tibby, Associate Professor in Environmental Change, University of Adelaide
Conway Burns, Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation, Indigenous Knowledge
Harald Hofmann, Principal Hydrogeologist, CSIRO

K'gari island is renowned for its natural beauty and unique lakes. But new research reveals there was a time when some evaporated. Could this happen again?

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