Are you interested in:.👉 food webs.👉 water quality.👉 how water for the environment supports both?.Look no further than our science program Flow-MER newly-launched webpage. Check it out here:

We love silver and gold….when it comes to fish that is!.Congratulations to the @VicFisheries and Traditional Owners on a unique partnership and outstanding results 🎯.

The Murray–Darling Basin covers a massive area (a total of 1,059,000 square kilometres!) so how do you know when and where we are delivering water for the environment?.We have a simple answer: go to our interactive water use map 👉.

Nine years of native fish data!.We’re so proud of the work of our science program, Flow-MER, building an invaluable knowledge bank that informs the best use of water for the environment.

Such good news to read from @VicFisheries. Water for the environment is supporting native fish across the Murray–Darling Basin and these reports reinforce the good results our science program, Flow-MER, is documenting.

A reminder about the webinar on H5 avian influenza (bird flu) today. Everyone can play their part in learning about early detection and preparedness:.

We're encouraging everyone to join the free national webinar on H5 avian influenza (bird flu) this Thursday. Everyone can play their part in learning about early detection and preparedness:.

The Narran Lakes Open Days were a wonderful success with community members & a number of school groups getting to know the ecology, biology and geography of this wetland ecosystem. Thanks to @UNSWScience for helping answer many a question from young enquiring minds! @CES_UNSW

Each part of the Murray–Darling Basin is different so it’s important to travel and get on-the-ground facts. CEWH Dr Simon Banks spent time in the Lower Balonne recently to discuss water management and also tour Cubbie Station. #waterfortheenvironment

There is no clearer picture than this to see the difference water for the environment makes!.Thanks to Renmark Irrigation Trust for these incredible vidoes:.

Congratulations to Professor Richard Kingsford on being appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in yesterday’s King’s Birthday Honours List. Prof Kingsford is a key part of our science program, Flow-MER.

First Nations partnerships, environmental flows, water reform & AI (artificial intelligence) were just some of the topics CEWH staff absorbed during the @AustralianWater Ozwater Conference. We can’t wait to implement ideas gathered from Australia’s largest water industry forum!

It’s World Environment Day! The theme is “Beat Plastic Pollution”. One proactive group within the Murray–Darling Basin is the Western Paddlers NSW who kayak the Dubbo region rivers, cleaning up rubbish & plastic. Thanks to these environmental warriors! #WorldEnvironmentDay

CEWH Dr Simon Banks and staff visited the Effluent creek system (Macquarie Valley - NSW). Dr Banks talked to landholders about the ecological & social importance of the creeks plus potential ways to deliver #waterfortheenvironment. Thanks to @WaterNSW for helping with the tour.

From water management planning to caring for ecosystems within the Murray–Darling Basin to creating formal partnerships, First Nations people are involved in many parts of CEWH work. Every day we aim to support the #NRW2025 theme “Bridging Now to Next”.

Taking a tour of Overland Corner, Maize Island & other sites with @MRLandscapeSA & First Nations groups was a highlight of the month for CEWH staff!.The tour prompted conversation about innovative environmental water deliveries - watch this space.

An innovative collaboration has seen the opening of a flume gate at the Gol Gol Wetlands in NSW!.CEWH Dr Simon Banks, funding partner @NSWDCCEEW_Water & Gol Gol Community Reference Group, have seen the wonderful benefits of environmental water for this important ecosystem.

On World Turtle Day did you know? .🐢Some turtles help clean up rivers by eating dead fish. 🐢Some female turtles will lay two clutches of eggs in one season.

We’re thinking of NSW communities currently facing severe flooding – please stay up-to-date and heed all warnings:.

Narran Lakes Nature Reserve is a very special place and for two memorable days everyone can see for themselves!.🗓️ Book in 30 – 31 May for the Narran Lakes open days when you can join a guided tour with First Nations representatives and scientists.