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Lachlan
Native Fish
April 7, 2021

Striking Gold: Golden perch flows and spawning in the Lachlan River

Follow the journey of Golden perch in the Lachlan River as researchers uncover natural spawning events, revealing the secrets of this native fish species.

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Mid-Murray
Communications and Engagement
April 1, 2021

Scientists inspire the next generation of water managers

Students from Barham schools dive into hands-on river science workshops, learning about water quality, aquatic bugs, and the importance of healthy ecosystems.

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Basin-scale
River Flows and Connectivity
April 1, 2021

Managing environmental water for ecological resilience

Learn how managing environmental water flows can enhance ecological resilience, helping ecosystems recover from disturbances and maintain their functions.

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Gwydir
Species Diversity
March 8, 2021

A turtles go with no flow

Explore how turtles in the Gwydir Wetlands adapted to extreme drought, showcasing their resilience and the importance of environmental water flows.

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Darling and Warrego
Food Webs and Water Quality
March 8, 2021

Restarting dry rivers: Risks to water quality

Discover how restarting dry rivers can impact water quality, revealing the delicate balance needed to protect native species and their habitats.

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Darling and Warrego
River Flows and Connectivity
March 8, 2021

A Guide: Monitoring River Systems During a Global Pandemic

Discover how the Flow-MER team adapted to monitor the Warrego-Darling river systems during COVID-19, ensuring the health of fish, frogs, and birds.

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Basin-scale
Native Fish
January 12, 2021

Water for the environment is key for protecting and recovering our Murray cod

Murray cod populations are rebounding thanks to innovative water management strategies that restore natural flow regimes and support fish recovery.

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Basin-scale
Native Vegetation
March 3, 2020

Unique, diverse and complex: the ever-changing face of wetland vegetation

Discover how diverse and unique wetland vegetation in the Murray-Darling Basin supports a rich array of wildlife and ecological functions.

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Artwork credit: Wiradjuri Artist Rebecca Salcole
Acknowledgement of Country

The Flow-MER Program team acknowledges the First Nations communities of the Murray–Darling Basin and pays respect to Elders past and present.

We acknowledge First Nations people as the Traditional Owners of the land, water and sky Country across the Basin and value the expertise, wisdom and enduring connections that have informed their care for Country over millennia.

We recognise the intrinsic connection of First Nations people to Country, and we value the enduring cultural, social, environmental, spiritual, and economic connection to the rivers, wetlands, and floodplains of the Basin. We are committed to working with First Nations people across the Murray–Darling Basin to build relationships in a meaningful and genuine way to support and empower them in reaching their aspirations.

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