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23 Apr 2024

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique February 2024 | Water for the environment

The Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group met on 28 February 2024 at Leeton and then moved to Narrandera for a tour of the NSW DPI Fisheries Centre.

Two individuals standing in front of a large aquarium tank with various fish and aquatic plants visible inside.
EWAG Members with Murray cod in Fisheries Centre Aquarium
Image Credit: Rebecca Klose/DCCEEW
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28 Mar 2024

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique September 2023 | Water for the environment

On 27 September 2023 the Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) met to discuss updates and monitoring results across the catchment.

Closeup of a spotted marsh frog (Limnodynastes tasmaniensis) sitting on a leave
Spotted marsh frog (Limnodynastes tasmaniensis) also known as spotted grass frog lives in urban areas forests and woodlands and freshwater habitats in heath
Image Credit: Ken Stepnell/DCCEEW
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20 Aug 2024

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique June 2024 | Water for the environment

The Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group met at Balranald in June 2024, the meeting included a field trip to the Western Lakes system.

A vibrant orange sunset reflected in a calm body of water, with silhouetted land or vegetation lining the horizon.
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28 Mar 2024

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique June 2023 | Water for the environment

On 27 June 2023, the Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) met to discuss plans for the 2023–24 water year.

Aerial view of a wetland ecosystem with meandering water channels, dense green vegetation, and numerous dark specks indicating the presence of wildlife.
Aerial monitoring of colonial waterbird breeding near Maude found several species thriving in the conditions, including straw-necked ibis (Threskiornis spinicollis), glossy ibis (Plegadis falcinellus), egrets and cormorants.
Image Credit: James Maguire/DPE
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18 May 2023

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique March 2023 | Water for the environment

On Wednesday 15 March 2023, the Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) held their 40th meeting at Balranald to discuss the use of water for the environment in the Murrumbidgee Valley.

An aerial photo of Sandy Bend at Woolpress Bend campground in Yanga National Park. The image shows a river bend surrounded by lush vegetation, under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.
Sandy Bend at Woolpress Bend campground, Yanga National Park
Image Credit: Corey Brown/DPE
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25 Aug 2022

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique August 2022 | Water for the environment

The Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group met on 16 August 2022.

A serene flooded grove with tall trees partially submerged in water, reflecting on the water’s surface, creating a mirror-like effect.
Recent flooding inundating footbridge at McCaugheys Lagoon, Yanco
Image Credit: Luke Friend/DPE
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25 Jan 2023

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group communique December 2022 | Water for the environment

On Thursday 15 December 2022, the Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) held their 39th meeting online to discuss the use of water for the environment in the 2022–23 water year.

Royal spoonbills (Platalea regia) and straw-necked ibis (Threskiornis spinicollis) are flourishing at the Bala rookery near Maude.
Royal spoonbills (Platalea regia) and straw-necked ibis (Threskiornis spinicollis) are flourishing at the Bala rookery near Maude.
Image Credit: James Maguire/DPE
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16 Jan 2024

Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group membership positions | Water for the environment

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (the department) sought applications from community members for membership to the Murrumbidgee Environmental Water Advisory Group.

A serene sunset over Paika Lake, with trees lining the edge. The vibrant colors of the sunset are reflected clearly in the calm water, creating a mirror-like effect.
Paika Lake at sunset
Image Credit: C Amos/DPE
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06 May 2024

Sustainability Advantage members | Sustainability

Members gain practical assistance and valuable tools to help them achieve their sustainability goals and save their businesses money.

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16 Jan 2024

Murrumbidgee valley | Water for the environment

The Murrumbidgee river is one of Australia’s most regulated river systems, which poses some unique challenges and opportunities for the management of water for the environment.

A serene sunset over Paika Lake, with trees lining the edge. The vibrant colors of the sunset are reflected clearly in the calm water, creating a mirror-like effect.
Paika Lake at sunset
Image Credit: C Amos/DPE