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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.

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Image Credit: DCCEEW
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22 Jan 2020

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

Outcomes from water for the environment in the Gwydir catchment for 2018–19.

A small body of water flows through a dry, bushy landscape, indicating the arrival of the Northern Fish Flow at the Mehi River in the Gwydir catchment during 2018-19. The scene features green foliage on either side of the water, with a mostly clear sky above and dry ground surrounding the flow.
Northern Fish Flow arriving at the Mehi River, Gwydir catchment 2018-19.
Image Credit: David Preston/DPE
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23 May 2023

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

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

A narrow stream of water flows through the Barwon River upstream of Walgett, surrounded by dry riverbanks. The riparian trees appear stressed, with sparse foliage and exposed roots, indicating recent drought conditions.
Water had just arrived in the Barwon River upstream of Walgett. This photo shows dry river banks and stressed condition of riparian trees.
Image Credit: Debbie Love/DPIE
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15 Mar 2022

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

Outcomes from water for the environment in the Border Rivers catchment for 2018–19.

A tranquil scene of the Dumaresq River with clear water reflecting the blue sky, surrounded by dense bush on both banks. A flock of white birds is in mid-flight across the river, adding dynamic life to the serene landscape.
Dumaresq River, view of water with bush of both banks and white birds flying across.
Image Credit: Matt Miles/DPE
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22 Jan 2020

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

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

The junction of the Warrego River (left) and the Darling River (right), with several individuals standing at the convergence point. The area is lined with trees and vegetation, indicative of a riverine ecosystem, under a clear daytime sky.
Junction of the Warrego (left) and Darling (right) rivers.
Image Credit: Suzie Lamb/DPE
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08 May 2023

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

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

A tranquil scene of the Peel River flowing gently downstream, surrounded by natural vegetation including shrubs and trees. The grassy bank in the foreground leads up to the water’s edge, with small plants and bare branches indicating recent growth. The light reflecting on the water suggests it is either dawn or dusk, adding to the serene atmosphere.
Peel River downstream of Chaffey Dam wall.
Image Credit: Paul Keyte/DPE
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17 Sep 2024

Discover the secret lives of grey-headed flying foxes with new batcam | Media release

An exciting new initiative that combines cutting-edge technology, environmental conservation and education has been unveiled at Wingham Brush Nature Reserve.

Grey headed flying fox in flight
Grey headed flying fox
Image Credit: Dean Portelli/DCCEEW