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10 Apr 2024

A year in the Murrumbidgee catchment: 2022–23 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment.

A large golden perch rests on a measuring device, set amongst a back drop of medium sized rocks.
Golden perch being measured before release
Image Credit: Dale Campbell
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20 May 2024

River red gum forests | Park management

The river red gum parks of the Riverina make up the largest protected area in New South Wales. They contain important natural habitats and ecosystems and significant cultural heritage.

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17 Mar 2022

Water for environment outcomes 2019–20 | Water for the environment

This report summarises the use of water for the environment across New South Wales in the 2019–20 water year and highlights the ecological outcomes achieved.

Lake Cargelligo with Australian shelduck and black-winged stilts. The lake is surrounded by lush greenery, and the water is calm. The Australian shelduck, with its striking chestnut breast and black body, is seen swimming, while the black-winged stilts, with their long pink legs and black-and-white plumage, are wading in the shallow waters.
Lake Cargelligo, Australian shelduck and black-winged stilts.
Image Credit: Carmen Amos/DPIE
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30 Oct 2023

Water for environment outcomes 2020–21 | Water for the environment

This report summarises the use of water for the environment across New South Wales in the 2020–21 water year and highlights the ecological outcomes achieved.

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Image Credit: DCCEEW
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15 Mar 2022

Water for environment outcomes 2018–19 | Water for the environment

This report summarises the use of water for the environment across New South Wales in the 2018–19 water year and highlights the ecological outcomes achieved.

NSW Government
Image Credit: DCCEEW
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10 Apr 2024

A year in the Lachlan catchment: 2022–23 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment.

An aerial view of a large body of water surrounded by vast open land. The landscape features a mix of green and brown hues, indicating vegetation and possibly agricultural fields. There are no visible structures or people, emphasizing the natural and rural character of the area. The water reflects the partly cloudy sky above, with sunlight breaking through and casting soft shadows on the ground.
The Dry Lake–lower Merrimajeel floodplain
Image Credit: Mal Carnegie
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10 Apr 2024

A year in the Macquarie-Castlereagh catchment: 2022–23 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment.

A group of dark-colored ibises congregating on patches of dry grass in Macquarie marshes. The water reflects the light sky above, contrasting with the birds and vegetation. The scene features natural patterns created by the birds as they gather in clusters, interspersed throughout the waterlogged environment.
Ibis rookery at Macquarie marshes
Image Credit: Nicola Brookhouse/DPE
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30 Apr 2019

Bush Connect | Funding and Support

Bush Connect supported conservation activities in NSW’s Great Eastern Ranges corridor.

NSW Government
Image Credit: DCCEEW
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05 Dec 2024

Clean technology research and development | Funding and support

Grants for early stage research and development of innovative technologies, services or processes that will help decarbonise NSW industries.

NSW Government
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30 Apr 2019

Community Bush Regeneration | Funding and support

This program supported community groups undertaking large, long-term projects in bush regeneration.

NSW Government
Image Credit: DCCEEW