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Concerns voiced for crocodiles' future at Olympic site

A renowned biologist has raised concerns about endangered turtles at a proposed 2032 rowing site but says he is more worried about the area's crocodiles.

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A river known as a breeding site for several marine crocodiles was selected by the IOC to become the competition site for the flying and canoeing events at the upcoming Brisbane Olympic Games in 2032.

The Brisbane Olympics are only scheduled in 6 years, but in Australia, they are already worried about the rowing tournament. And that's not just about the 100 or so saltwater crocodiles that live in and around the Fitzroy River.

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The West Australian broke the news in Osborne Park, Australia on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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