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Natural capital and environmental markets are essential to a sustainable future and economy.

New South Wales landholders may be able to participate in and benefit from programs designed to protect and restore our environment, including native plants and animals.

In 2023–24, NSW water managers will continue to improve the health and resilience of priority river and wetland ecosystems taking into account natural wet and dry periods.

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In 2022–23, water managers will continue to build on the gains of successive wet years through the effective and efficient management of water for the environment.

This statement identifies the planning and prioritisation of water for the environment across the Macquarie catchment with the aim of supporting the Macquarie Marshes and native fish in the mid and lower reaches of the Wambuul – Macquarie and Cudgegong rivers.

In 2023–24, NSW water managers aim to support the Macquarie Marshes and native fish in the mid and lower reaches of the Macquarie Wambuul River and the Cudgegong River.

In 2022–23 water managers will aim to support the third year of a 3-year strategy for drought recovery in the mid and lower Macquarie Wambuul River.

This statement identifies the planning and prioritisation of water for the environment across the Gwydir catchment with a focus on supporting waterbirds, native fish and their habitats.

In 2023–24, NSW water managers will support waterbirds and native fish, and their habitats, by making deliveries as planned and in response to rainfall and natural river flows.