Inland Rivers Network

Commission of inquiry into Darling is welcome but we simply need more H2O for nature to work

by HRDJanuary 25, 2019Leave a comment

NSW Nature Conservation Council and the Inland Rivers Network welcome NSW Labor’s plan for a special commission of inquiry into management of the Darling River system, especially if it results in new measures to ensure environmental water flows are protected.

190121-mr – inquiry welcome but we simply need more h2o for nature to work

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The Darling River at Wilcannia NSW, January 2018. Stefano De Pieri

Macquarie Marshes – Bev Smiles

Darling River bed at Tilpa – 2003 – Melissa Gray

The river returns, Tilpa 2003 – Melissa Gray

Water hole with ducks

Straw-necked Ibis in flight – K Brandis

Straw-Necked Ibis chick – K Brandis

Healthy Marshes

Halls Block – Amy Hankinson

Black Swans Macquarie Marshes, January 2018 – MMELA

Macquarie River, Gibson Way Macquarie Marshes. January 2018 – MMELA

Darling at Bourke January 2018 – ABC Media

Macquarie River, Macquarie Marshes at the peak of the environmental flow in October 2017 – Melissa Gray

Wilcannia Rowing Club early 1900s – Melissa Gray

South Dubbo Fishway, Macquarie River January 2018 – Melissa Gray

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