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Flapper ➡️ Flyer ➡️ Fledged 💨
They grow up so fast! 🥲
Follow the link to find out more about the life cycle of iconic Basin #waterbirds, including how #WaterForTheEnvironment can help them recover following years of population decline.
🔗Full story: bit.ly/43VOQRm
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That's a wrap on fieldwork for this monitoring season. Nice to catch some big Murray cod and another catfish in the yanco creek system @FlowMERprogram @theCEWH @CharlesSturtUni @CSUMedia @nswenviromedia
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Celebrating #WorldWetlandsDay with more stunning vision of #Gayini, one of Australia’s largest #Wetland restoration projects. We work collaboratively with @NarinariNntc @theCEWH @NSWDPE to monitor #waterbird breeding bit.ly/3H4Tkew #GenerationRestoration #ForWetlands
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Our latest story talks about the role of Totems in conservation and spiritual connectivity to the land.
We share this story during NAIDOC Week as a celebration of the continued strengthening of connections with First Nations in the Flow-MER Program.
bit.ly/3IcqGIB
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The teamwork around the resurrection of the Zombie Fish is having amazing results.
Check out all the work going on across the state to bring its populations back to life.
finterest.com.au/zombie-fish…
📷 Doug Guimesy
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2022-2023 Calendars are printed and ready for distribution. If you'd like one sent your way, send us a message! @FlowMERprogram @CharlesSturtUni @CSUMedia @theCEWH
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First paper by Honours student Eva Moore on reptile use of artificial bark covers in a floodplain environment with @BiodiversityGuy #WildOz @Gulbali_Inst @CSUMedia publish.csiro.au/ZO/ZO21036
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Great news!
A threatened olive perchlet has been found in Menindee Lakes.
It’s the first time in decades this distinctive native fish has been documented this far down the Darling/Baaka River.
The discovery follows recent rains and inflows.
@theCEWH @nswdpi @MD_Basin_Auth
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One of our most precious resources is hidden, invisible from view… but today is the UN’s #WorldWaterDay and we’re celebrating #groundwater – making the invisible visible.
▶️ Watch how important the management of groundwater in the #MDBasin is.
ow.ly/F5nz50IoMMf
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Flows into Millewa Forest will be reduced over the coming weeks to encourage native fish to return to the Murray River.
More information here: bit.ly/3vH6H0m
@DELWP_Vic @MD_Basin_Auth #murraycod
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Happy #WorldWildlifeDay
What better way to celebrate than a few photos of of some of the wildlife enjoying the recent water for environment flows in the Gunbower Forest wetlands.
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WEBINAR // Join the @envirogov & @theCEWH for an upcoming webinar on drought and flooding rain.
WHEN: March 7 from 7pm – 8pm or March 8 from 12pm – 1pm
WHERE: Register now 👉 hubs.li/Q014JfLC0
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Amazing how much attention a puddle of small fish can attract - three species of egret, royal spoonbill, glossy ibis and cormorants all jostling for position #wildoz @FlowMERprogram @theCEWH @NSWDPIE_Water @Gulbali_Inst
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How Good! Researchers and the community have observed a significant increase in the #Coorong black swan population thanks largely to increased #RiverMurray flows. ow.ly/UBbl50HV1Ob @LClandscapeSA @theCEWH
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Hypoxic, or low oxygen, blackwater is a natural feature of Australian lowland river systems. Find out how the @NSWDPIE_Water and other agencies are managing the risk of a significant hypoxic blackwater event at #MenindeeLakes, at ow.ly/M5RI50HNNae
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Our rivers and wetlands are home to some iconic Aussie wildlife.
Spend an afternoon next to your local river or wetland and see what you can spot! bit.ly/3GYpVRK
#envirowater #wildlife #murraycod #frog #turtle #iheartrivers
@MD_Basin_Auth @theCEWH
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Rivers carry water to homes, schools, farms and businesses. Along the way they nourish entire ecosystems. They are a focal point for recreation, research, creativity and culture.
Learn more: bit.ly/3miKX5y #envirowater #wildlife
@MD_Basin_Auth @theCEWH @VicEWH
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Scientists are taking to the skies to monitor rivers and wetlands in the #Murrumbidgee and #Lachlan catchments for waterbird breeding.
Colonies of ibis, egrets and pelicans have been observed during recent aerial surveys.
#wildlife #waterbirds
@theCEWH @CharlesSturtUni @UNSW
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A huge volume of water is currently moving through the northern Murray-Darling Basin, causing the largest flooding event since 2012. We'll be looking at wetland response to this event in the Gwydir and Warrego Rivers first thing in the new year.
@theCEWH @FlowMERprogram
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Wetlands in the Lowbidgee are absolutely pumping. Everywhere you look waterbirds are breeding. It’s spectacular. This site shows a track we normally drive on. #Balranald #NSWRiverina









































