Not exact matches
The Tuppal Creek landholders greatly assisted NSW
environmental water managers to develop the watering objectives, delivery timing and
flow release rates for the
event and were directly involved in the monitoring program.
Over 679,000 ML of Commonwealth
environmental water was provided directly to the South Australian Murray (including over 284,000 ML of return
flows from upstream Commonwealth
environmental watering
events in the Goulburn - Broken catchment, Campaspe River and Hattah Lakes).
This water was in addition to the 722 GL of Commonwealth
environmental water delivered to maintain barrage
flow to the Lower Lakes to 31 December 2015 as part of the River Murray Valley
Flows and including return flows from watering events in Victorian tributa
Flows and including return
flows from watering events in Victorian tributa
flows from watering
events in Victorian tributaries.
Connectivity between the lower Macquarie and Barwon rivers can be successfully achieved using
environmental water, particularly in synchrony with
flow events occurring in the Barwon River.
Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder, David Papps said the multi-use event would see a large volume (up to 634 GLs) of Commonwealth environmental water made available to supplement a series of environmental water flows generated b
Environmental Water Holder, David Papps said the multi-use
event would see a large volume (up to 634 GLs) of Commonwealth
environmental water made available to supplement a series of environmental water flows generated b
environmental water made available to supplement a series of
environmental water flows generated b
environmental water
flows generated by the States.
The Commonwealth's unregulated entitlements in the northern Basin are predominantly used in - stream where they contribute to natural
flow variability and improve the
environmental outcomes of all natural
flow events.
A
flow event in January 2016 resulted in access to Commonwealth allocations and approximately 859 ML of Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to in - stream
flows.
The Portfolio Management Plan for the northern unregulated rivers therefore focuses on the opportunities for active management of
flows and
event - based mechanisms, including water purchase and use on - farm and in - stream infrastructure, and where this could be employed strategically to contribute to the objectives and outcomes of the Murray - Darling Basin Plan and Basin - wide
environmental watering strategy and Basin annual
environmental watering priorities.
A
flow event in Sept 2016 triggered access to Commonwealth allocations and a total 794 ML of Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to in - stream
flows, protecting and restoring ecosystem functions and aquatic habitats in the Warrego River system by supporting:
Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to four
flow events down the Darling River zone, which provided connecting
flows through the zone to Louth.
Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to a
flow event that inundated 3,839 ha of the Western Floodplain and provided a
flow pulse down the Warrego River in October 2016.
NSW has provided significant support for this
flow event including providing
environmental water, technical advice, river information, and protecting the water so that it stays in the river channel to benefit the environment.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder works closely with local waterway managers to ascertain whether providing environmental flows are likely to have a significant effect — the volumes and flows required to disperse blooms or dilute hypoxic blackwater events are often beyond what the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder holds or what can be delivered in regul
Environmental Water Holder works closely with local waterway managers to ascertain whether providing
environmental flows are likely to have a significant effect — the volumes and flows required to disperse blooms or dilute hypoxic blackwater events are often beyond what the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder holds or what can be delivered in regul
environmental flows are likely to have a significant effect — the volumes and
flows required to disperse blooms or dilute hypoxic blackwater
events are often beyond what the Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder holds or what can be delivered in regul
Environmental Water Holder holds or what can be delivered in regulated systems.
Environmental water in the Macquarie River reached the Barwon River in May during the recession of a significant
flow event in the Barwon River during April, with an increase in
flow in the Barwon downstream of the Macquarie River confluence.
Water used in this
event was primarily drawn from «return
flows», which is a term for
environmental water already in the river from other upstream
environmental watering actions, such as from the Goulburn River and Hume Dam.
During spring in 2016 - 17, a small volume of Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to increasing river connectivity in the Mehi River and Carole Creek during a large natural
flow event.
Our long - term intervention monitoring (LTIM) researchers are well placed to understand and report on the benefits of natural
flows (as distinct from
environmental water
flows) and how we might mimic similar conditions through
environmental water delivery to stimulate future
events.
For Tacoli (2009) the current alarmist predictions of massive
flows of so - called «
environmental refugees» or «
environmental migrants», are not supported by past experiences of responses to droughts and extreme weather
events and predictions for future migration
flows are tentative at best.