New South Wales
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0Know your rivers - what is Environmental Water?
The Office of Environment and Heritage has released a series of factsheets about the work it is doing to increase native fish and bird numbers, improve wetland habitat and ensure a sustainable future for local waterways.
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0Hatchery upgrade to help improve native fish numbers
Native fish numbers in the Gwydir valley are expected to increase as a result of improvements at the Bingara Fishing Club Hatchery. Works to repair two native fish breeding stock dams are now complete and new fish have taken up residence.
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0NSW rivers at work - finding the balance
Our rivers are beautiful places. They also have important work to do – delivering water to towns and farms, and nourishing whole ecosystems along the way. Striking a balance to maintain a healthy, productive river is the subject of a new video now available on the Office of Environment and Heritage website.
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0Habitat hero emerges at wetlands near Gol Gol
Tangled lignum may not fit into your typical backyard garden, but it’s right at home on the floodplains of arid inland NSW. There, tangled lignum is vital habitat. Read more about this not-so-pretty but very important wetland plant.
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0Improving Ecosystem Connectivity and Landscape Resilience within the Fish River catchment
Want to know more about local and statewide efforts to protect rivers and wetlands? Want to know what this ‘thing’ called environmental water is all about? The Office of Environment and Heritage has released a series of factsheets about the work it is doing to increase native fish and bird numbers, improve wetland habitat and […]
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0Lessons learnt from the 2016 blue-green algae outbreak
You feel feverish… a headache arrives… then a runny nose and all of sudden you’ve got the flu. This is what happened to the River Murray and surrounding areas this year, only it wasn’t the flu — it was blue-green algae.
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0Our water, our life
A new report released this month shows how Aboriginal people in the northern basin have overwhelmingly ranked environmental watering as a significant factor in their lives.
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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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0MOAMA Lands Council and Forestry Corporation working together to manage Ramsar sites
Want to know more about local and statewide efforts to protect rivers and wetlands? Want to know what this ‘thing’ called environmental water is all about? The Office of Environment and Heritage has released a series of factsheets about the work it is doing to increase native fish and bird numbers, improve wetland habitat and […]
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0Floating Habitat Island – a first for regional NSW
In a first for regional NSW, Central Tablelands Local Land Services has partnered with Orange City Council and the Environment and Waterways Alliance to build a Floating Island at Gosling Creek Reserve to improve habitat for migratory wetland birds.