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16 Oct 2024

Eco Schools: community partnerships | Funding and support

Students can benefit when schools work with the broader community to achieve sustainability outcomes.

NSW Government
Image Credit: DCCEEW
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Murray and Lower Darling catchments: 2017–18 | Water for the environment

Outcomes of environmental water events in the Murray and Lower Darling catchments for 2017–18.

Red gums line the bank of the Murray River at Tocumwal, NSW, with a bridge in the background and boat ramp in the foreground.
Red gums at the Murray River in Tocumwal, NSW.
Image Credit: Paul Childs/OEH
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Murrumbidgee catchment: 2017–18 | Water for the environment

Outcomes of environmental water events in the Murrumbidgee catchment for 2017–18.

A net full of golden perch (Macquaria ambigua) and shrimp from Yanga Lake.
Golden perch (Macquaria ambigua)
Image Credit: James Dyer/DPE
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Lachlan catchment: 2017–18 | Water for the environment

Outcomes of environmental water events in the Lachlan catchment for 2017–18.

A colony of pelicans at Lake Brewster NSW, on an earthen bank with water in the foreground.
Pelicans at Lake Brewster NSW
Image Credit: Mal Carnegie, Lake Cowal Foundation
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Macquarie-Castlereagh catchment: 2017–18 | Water for the environment

Outcomes of environmental water events in the Macquarie-Castlereagh catchment for 2017–18.

Macquarie-Cudgegong Environmental Water Advisory Group meeting, with the group sitting around tables as an Office of Environment and Heritage staff member delivers a presentation.
Macquarie-Cudgegong Environmental Water Advisory Group
Image Credit: Tim Hosking/OEH
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Gwydir catchment: 2017–18 | Water for the environment

Outcomes of environmental water events in the Gwydir catchment for 2017–18.

Gwydir River flowing at Bingara, with bridge in the background.
Daryl Albertson/OEH
Image Credit: Daryl Albertson/OEH
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Murray and Lower Darling catchments: 2018–19 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment in the Murray and Lower Darling catchments for 2018–19.

A serene riverside landscape with lush greenery, including tall trees with thick trunks and a variety of bushes and grasses. The calm river reflects the trees and has gentle ripples on the surface. The sky is clear with ample sunlight filtering through the foliage.
Tuppal Creek near Tocumwal.
Image Credit: James Dyer/DPIE
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12 May 2023

A year in the Murrumbidgee catchment: 2018–19 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment in the Murrumbidgee catchment for 2018–19.

Two little bittern (Ixobrychus minutus) chicks with pale yellow and brown downy feathers are nestled together beside two white eggs. The scene is set within a natural environment of soft green foliage and blurred branches, indicating a nest hidden in Yanga National Park.
Little bittern (Ixobrychus minutus) chicks and eggs in Yanga National Park.
Image Credit: Matt Herring/Murray Wildlife
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15 Mar 2022

A year in the Lachlan catchment: 2018–19 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment in the Lachlan catchment for 2018–19.

Three individuals harvesting long, green reeds in a natural bushland setting. One person is bending over to gather reeds, another stands holding the reeds, and the third is observing or assisting. A white sheet with collected reeds is laid out on the ground. The background features dense Australian bush with eucalyptus trees.
Ngiyampaa elder and Booberoi traditional owner, Peter Harris, back on country and harvesting cultural resources with his cousin from Wilcannia 'Waddy' Harris and Jo Lenehan from DPIE.
Image Credit: Mal Carnegie/Lake Cowal Foundation
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22 Jan 2020

A year in the Macquarie–Castlereagh catchment: 2018–19 | Water for the environment

Outcomes from the use of water for the environment in the Macquarie–Castlereagh catchment for 2018–19.

NSW Government
Image Credit: DCCEEW