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The Protecting Our Places program encourages and empowers Aboriginal communities to protect, conserve and restore landscapes and waterways important to them.

Landholders are playing a central role in the protection and restoration of wetlands on private properties.

This program provided co-funding for waste and recycling infrastructure to support the resource recovery industry to respond to Australia’s waste export ban.

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This round of funding offered regional and remote organisations in New South Wales the opportunity to apply for funding from a total pool of $7 million available nationally through the Australian Government’s Recycling Modernisation Fund (RMF).

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is responsible for the delivery of all water for the environment in NSW. This includes water held by the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office.

River Connections is a one-off contestable grant program that co-funds a large scale, long-term collaborative partnership to tackle river and aquatic degradation at the landscape scale.

The Environmental Trust has awarded Murray Local Land Services a one-off River Connections grant of $8,999,200 for its project ‘Refreshing River Management: New partnership and stewardship pathways for improving river health’.

The community plays an important role in the management of water for the environment in the Murray and Lower Darling valleys.

This program supports projects that develop, broaden and transform the community's knowledge, skills and intrinsic motivation undertake sustainable behaviour and encourage participation in the protection of the environment.