All posts tagged "Environmental Water"
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Flow for fish to move, breed and grow
Written by West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority We all know that fish need plenty of clean water to thrive… but did you know that ‘water for the environment’ is being
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What’s flowing in the Goulburn?
The Goulburn River is Victoria’s longest river and flows from Lake Eildon to Echuca. Near Echuca, the river flows to a confluence with the Murray River. Inland, freshwater fishers will
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Melbourne Water Seasonal Water Proposal 2024/25
Complete an online survey or attend an information session
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Campaspe River flow release moved forward
The North Central CMA, acting as Water for the Environment manager for the Campaspe River downstream of the Eppalock reservoir, have advised of an early flow release. Recent monitoring of
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Thriving Goulburn River ecosystem eliminates need for 2023 Autumn fresh
The Goulburn Broken CMA have announced that the 2023 Autumn Fresh will not occur. This follows the October 2022 flooding of the Goulburn River. This is a great result for
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Water for the environment: how the benefits to native fish outweigh carp risk
Written by the Victorian Environmental Water Holder (VEWH) Carp are the rabbits of our waterways and occupy a wide range of aquatic habitats, including rivers, estuaries, wetlands, lakes, reservoirs, and
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Water for the environment supports healthy habitat and fisheries
Written by the Victorian Environmental Water Holder (VEWH) Water for the environment is a legal share of water available in storages that’s set aside and released to improve the health
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Back from the Dead
Well it’s official. The southern purple-spotted gudgeon recently discovered in Reedy Lake No.3 have been confirmed by DNA as the real deal and more have been found in Reedy Middle
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Water flows drives economic value from recreational fishing
A statewide recreational fishing survey now provides key information on anglers favourite fishing locations, preferences for improving fishing experience, and the economic value of environmental flows for recreational fishers. Earlier
