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Regionally threatened River Blackfish, pictured with Dean Lawson from Wimmera CMA, Scotty Marks from Barengi Gadjin Land Council and Jarod Lyon from the Arthur Rylah Institute (ARI)

New plan for Wimmera Waterways

Jonny fishing in the Wimmera River The Wimmera Waterway Strategy is a plan that helps waterway managers and the community look after Wimmera waterways.The strategy will benefit waterway health, fish...

Strong Currents of Recovery: Wimmera River Fish Surveys 2018-25

Native Fish Report Card (NFRC) review of 2018-2025 findings NFRC Wimmera River 2025 - PDF 7.5MB DOCX 3.2MB NFRC Wimmera River 2024 - PDF 8.0MB DOCX 8.0MB NFRC Wimmera River 2023 - PDF 7.0MB DOCX...

Beneath the Surface: 2025 Wimmera River Fish Snapshot

2025 Native Fish Report Card: Wimmera River Download: Native Fish Report Card- Wimmera River 2025 PDF 7.5MB DOCX 3.27B Wimmera River📸 ARI Overview The 2025 Native Fish Report Card provides...

Dock Lake drying up July 2025

Migrants on the Move: September Birdwatch at Dock Lake

Dock Lake September 2025 Bird Survey

Four Black Swans at Dock Lake seen from Site 4

Seasonal Visitors and Shoreline Dwellers: August at Dock Lake

Dock Lake August 2025 Bird Survey

Red-kneed Dotterels on the east side of Dock Lake

From Teal to Dotterel: Dock Lake’s July Birdwatch

Dock Lake July 2025 Bird Survey

From Teal to Godwit: Dock Lake’s Big Year in Birds

Dock Lake has shown itself a vital haven for wetland birds in the Wimmera during 2024-25.

Wings Over Water: Lake Hindmarsh’s Big Year in Birds

Victoria’s largest lake has shown its value as a vital refuge for wetland birds during 2024-25.

A Red-kneed Dotterel on the eastern shore at Dock Lake

Vanishing Waters, Shifting Wings: June’s Birdlife at Dock Lake

Dock Lake June 2025 Bird Survey

Ducks flying off at Wimmera River Jeparit

Rain, River, and Resilience: A Snapshot of Lake Hindmarsh Birds

Lake Hindmarsh June 2025 Bird Survey

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