Environmental Water

@theCEWH

We deliver water for the environment when plants and animals need it most.

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Australia dcceew.gov.au/cewh Joined September 2013

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Scientists are using monitoring and research to better understand riverbank health in the lower Goulburn River.
@FlowMERprogram scientists are using the latest technology, including drone photogrammetry, to achieve results.
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www.flow-mer.org.au From science to practice: improving riverbank health in the Goulburn River | Flow-MER Drone monitoring on the lower Goulburn River revealed how steady base flows were driving concentrated erosion, prompting a shift to variable "saw-tooth" flow pattern for water delivery that is...

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We are excited to partner with @nswdcceew, Leeton Shire Council & other partners to deliver this captivating photography exhibition!
Called “Wetlands in Focus”, the exhibition features 60 stunning images of the Ramsar-listed Fivebough & Tuckerbil Wetlands.
Well worth a visit.

Environmental Water @theCEWH 5d

Our frog friends are calling….for everyone to participate in Frog ID Week! 🐸
CEWH Dr Simon Banks participates every year and is pictured here using the Frog ID app to record frog sounds.
Find out more: frogid.net.au/participate/fr…

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Environmental Water @theCEWH Nov 4

The CEWH’s science program, @FlowMERprogram, evaluates our work.
Some 2024-25 environmental water outcomes:
💧 2,369 gigalitres watered key assets across the Basin
🌱 2,043 GL for native vegetation
🐟 2,292 GL for native fish
🦆1,568 GL for waterbirds
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Environmental Water @theCEWH Nov 3

Congratulations to the Goulburn Broken CMA for another successful year of catchment management!
We’re pleased to help deliver environmental water at:
1. Mallee
2. Wimmera
3. North Central (Campaspe and Loddon)
4. Goulburn Broken
5. North East
viccatchments.com.au/resources/publ…

viccatchments.com.au Publications - Vic Catchments Victorian CMA’s 2026 Snapshot Across the state, Victoria’s ten Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) deliver projects on the ground, with great results. Take a read of our 2026 achievements to see...