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We are very grateful for the expertise, advice, feedback and support provided by our delivery partners, environmental water holders, members of the scientific community, regional advisory groups who invite us to participate in their processes, and the many landowners who work with us to plan, manage and monitor the use of environmental water in the Basin.

Presentation on Adaptive Management of Commonwealth Environmental Water in the Murray - Darling Basin

The Gwydir LTIM Project identified a number of key environmental outcomes achieved through the use of environmental water in 2014 - 15, including:

Monitoring of ecological responses to the delivery of Commonwealth environmental water in the lower River Murray, during 2011 - 12 - Final Report

It is not known whether this breeding was enhanced by the delivery of environmental water in early spring to support plants on the riverbank, or whether carp spawned in the Murray and moved into the Lower Goulburn River.»

The Goulburn River LTIM Project identified a number of key environmental outcomes achieved through the use of environmental water in 2015 - 16, including:

If you want to learn more about the work of local environmental water advisory groups and committees or you have any suggestions for the use of environmental water in your region please contact your local or state representative bodies, or alternatively your Local Engagement Officer.

This report draws together the results of each ecological indicator that is monitored and evaluated to inform an integrated Basin - scale assessment of the outcomes of Commonwealth environmental water in the first year of the LTIM Project.

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.

There have also been significant increases in waterbird species diversity and total abundance at sites that received environmental water in Gwydir river system.

The Edward - Wakool Selected Area LTIM Project identified a number of key environmental outcomes achieved through the use of environmental water in 2015 - 16, including:

Environmental water was delivered in winter 2017 to provide a pre-wetting flow pulse to the Macquarie Marshes to prime the system for the delivery of environmental water in late winter and spring.

The Lower Murray River LTIM Project identified a number of key environmental outcomes achieved through the use of environmental water in 2015 - 16, including:

Eunice Aston, Chairperson Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority, said this Partnership provides a process for the planning, delivering and monitoring of environmental water in our region that supports our cultural practices.

Under a Partnership Agreement between the Commonwealth and Victorian Environmental Water Holders, a five year environmental watering schedule (July 2014 - June 2019) has committed the use of up to 6,990 ML per annum of Commonwealth environmental water in the Campaspe River (plus any additional water as it becomes available during this period, including carryover).

The use of Commonwealth environmental water in the Ovens River system was managed by the North East Catchment Management Authority and Goulburn - Murray Water in consultation with the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office.

Under a Partnership Agreement between the Commonwealth and Victorian Environmental Water Holders, a five year environmental watering schedule (July 2014 - June 2019) committed the use of up to 6,913 ML per annum of Commonwealth environmental water in the Campaspe River.

Under a Partnership Agreement between the Commonwealth and Victorian Environmental Water Holders, a five year environmental watering schedule (July 2014 - June 2019) has committed the use of up to 70 ML per annum of Commonwealth environmental water in the Ovens River.

Under a Partnership Agreement between the Commonwealth and Victorian Environmental Water Holders, a five year environmental watering schedule (July 2014 — June 2019) has committed the use of up to 3,883 ML per annum of Commonwealth environmental water in the Loddon River (plus any additional water as it becomes available during this period, including carryover).

Under a Partnership Agreement between the Commonwealth and Victorian Environmental Water Holders, a five year environmental watering schedule (July 2014 — June 2019) has committed the use of up to 3,883 ML per annum of Commonwealth environmental water in the Loddon River.

Backwater Lagoon received environmental water in 2006 and again in June 2009.

Environmental Water Delivery: Campaspe River, Environmental water delivery: Loddon River, Environmental water delivery: Lower Goulburn River and Environmental water delivery: Lower Broken Creek collate current knowledge of the operational and administrative arrangements for the delivery of environmental water in their respective catchments, and provide an overview of the environmental assets and potential environmental water use options.

Under a Partnership Agreement between the Commonwealth and Victorian Environmental Water Holders, a five year environmental watering schedule (July 2014 - June 2019) has committed the use of up to 120 ML per annum of Commonwealth environmental water in the Ovens River (plus any additional water as it becomes available during this period).

Return flows from the use of Commonwealth environmental water in lower Broken Creek supported downstream actions throughout the Mid Murray, Lower Murray, Coorong and Lower Lakes, contributing to the protection, maintenance and improvement of the diversity and condition of water dependent native flora and fauna and ecosystem function.

The Junction of the Warrego and Darling Rivers LTIM Project identified a number of key environmental outcomes achieved through the use of environmental water in 2015 - 16, including:

Up to 10,000 ML of Commonwealth environmental water in conjunction with up to 50,000 ML of NSW environmental water contributed to a two stage delivery, namely:

The use of 1,415 ML of Commonwealth environmental water in the Moonie River system (unregulated) contributed to in - stream fresh flows during 2013 - 14.

Up to 153,816 ML of Commonwealth environmental water in the Lower Balonne River system (unregulated) was available to contribute to in - stream fresh flows during 2014 15.

Up to 93,902 ML of Commonwealth environmental water in the Lower Balonne River system (unregulated) was available to contribute to flows during 2013 14.

This included 10,000 ML of Commonwealth environmental water in conjunction with up to nearly 18,500 ML of NSW environmental water.

The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has completed 7 trades, resulting in the sale of 340 megalitres (ML) of Commonwealth environmental water in the Peel for a return of $ 32,580 for the Murray Darling environment.

Monitoring of ecosystem responses to the delivery of environmental water in the lower Goulburn River and Broken Creek in 2012 - 13

The Murrumbidgee River LTIM Project identified a number of key environmental outcomes achieved through the use of environmental water in 2014 - 15, including:

The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has completed two (2) trades, resulting in the sale of 6,700 megalitres (ML) of Commonwealth environmental water in the Gwydir for a return of $ 2,878,400 for the Murray Darling environment.

The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has completed 16 trades, resulting in the sale of 10 gigalitres of Commonwealth environmental water in the Gwydir for a return of $ 3.217 million for the Murray Darling environment.

For more information, please see the 2017 - 18 summary of the outcomes of the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder's management of Commonwealth environmental water in the Namoi River Valley.

The full report of the early results is available at Monitoring of ecosystem responses to the delivery of environmental water in the Edward - Wakool river system 2011 - 12 - Report 1.

While the majority of environmental water in the Basin is «rules - based» water committed through state water management plans, this report focuses on the smaller subset of «held» and «discretionary» environmental water that can be actively managed to meet environmental objectives in a flexible and responsive way.

The classification can also assist in analysis such as the representativeness of environmental watering in terms of ecosystem types watered, for adaptive management purposes.

For further information about Commonwealth environmental watering in Northern Unregulated Rivers and the outcomes achieved, please refer to the Commonwealth environmental water Outcomes Reports and Annual Reports.

As such, identified outcomes and limitations are used to inform environmental watering in future years leveraging the best available, contemporary scientific knowledge.

For further information about Commonwealth environmental watering in Victorian rivers and the outcomes achieved, please refer to the Commonwealth environmental water Outcomes Reports and Annual Reports.

It will support the role of the Commonwealth in environmental watering in the Basin, in particular:

As part of our commitment to adaptive management, the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office (CEWO) has commissioned a series of monitoring and evaluation reports on the ecosystem responses to environmental watering in the Edward - Wakool river system.

The Partnership will see Commonwealth environmental watering in the Renmark area to rehabilitate areas affected by salt from rising water tables.

For further information about Commonwealth environmental watering in the Lower Murray - Darling river system and the outcomes achieved, please refer to the Commonwealth environmental water Outcomes Reports and Annual Reports.

For further information about Commonwealth environmental watering in the Lachlan and the outcomes achieved, please refer to the Commonwealth environmental water Outcomes Reports and Annual Reports.

(4) In preparing the environmental watering plan, the Authority must have regard to any other programs for water recovery and environmental watering in the Murray ‑ Darling Basin.

Not exact matches

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«An environmental services team member found it in a glass of water by one of the slot machines.