Environmental Watering
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Water for birds
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Water for fauna
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Water for fish
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Water for vegetation
Water for vegetation
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0Talking fish at Gwydir forum
Fish and flows in the Gwydir River were the focus of a public forum held at Bingara this month.
Participants heard from a range of speakers on the latest research projects and water management strategies to support local native fish.
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0Perch an environmental watering priority in 2016–2017
The Murray–Darling Basin is a complex and diverse system with many valuable environmental assets and functions meaning the Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) needs to prioritise the use of environmental water.
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0Environmental watering and its role in benefiting basin communities
Environmental watering is a process that is often considered to be beneficial to the basin environment- and it is. But the benefits don’t stop there. Often the process of environmental watering can be extremely beneficial to basin communities as well, boosting industry, recreation activities and the wellbeing of those living within the basin.
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0Great news for golden perch in Murrumbidgee
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Environmental water has created ideal conditions for the next generation of Golden perch to feed, breed and boost native fish numbers in the river.
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0The important role of environmental watering
Fish and flows in the Gwydir River were the focus of a public forum held at Bingara in July 2016. Local anglers, hatchery operators, government agencies and volunteers gathered at Bingara’s newly established rural learning centre, ‘The Living Classroom’, to hear the latest on research projects and water management strategies that support local native fish. The […]
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0What is a healthy river system?
Fish and flows in the Gwydir River were the focus of a public forum held at Bingara in July 2016. Local anglers, hatchery operators, government agencies and volunteers gathered at Bingara’s newly established rural learning centre, ‘The Living Classroom’, to hear the latest on research projects and water management strategies that support local native fish. The […]
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0Educating the importance of managing water at Questacon
Fish and flows in the Gwydir River were the focus of a public forum held at Bingara in July 2016. Local anglers, hatchery operators, government agencies and volunteers gathered at Bingara’s newly established rural learning centre, ‘The Living Classroom’, to hear the latest on research projects and water management strategies that support local native fish. The […]
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0Investigating Progress in the Basin
Fish and flows in the Gwydir River were the focus of a public forum held at Bingara in July 2016. Local anglers, hatchery operators, government agencies and volunteers gathered at Bingara’s newly established rural learning centre, ‘The Living Classroom’, to hear the latest on research projects and water management strategies that support local native fish. The […]
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0A Strategic Approach for Sunshine Coast Catchments
Fish and flows in the Gwydir River were the focus of a public forum held at Bingara in July 2016. Local anglers, hatchery operators, government agencies and volunteers gathered at Bingara’s newly established rural learning centre, ‘The Living Classroom’, to hear the latest on research projects and water management strategies that support local native fish. The […]
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0A place by the water . . .
The Office of Environment and Heritage is working with communities to manage environmental flows to targeted sites throughout NSW. The work of the OEH is improving the health of rivers, wetlands and floodplains with social, economic and environmental benefits.