Inland Rivers Network

Floodplain harvesting an ‘unmeasured’ threat to water security

by HRDMarch 14, 2019March 14, 2019Leave a comment

Melissa Gray, Healthy Rivers Dubbo

“not only do floodplain harvesting diversions deny economic opportunities across the Northern Basin, left unregulated they are one of the most significant threats to water security in the Northern Murray-Darling Basin”.

centralwesterndaily.com.au/earth-first-floodplain-harvesting

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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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