Environmental water advisory group

Environmental Water Advisory Groups work closely with the community to deliver water for the environment to priority sites across the state.

Advisory groups may include water managers, recreational fishers, landholders, Aboriginal groups, independent scientists, local government representatives and a variety of partner agencies.

The groups meet regularly to discuss proposed or upcoming watering events, any issues or concerns, the results of watering events and future opportunities.

The aim of each environmental water advisory group is to bring together a range of knowledge and experience to advise on both planned and held environmental water.

Page last updated 17 April 2023

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