Partnering to deliver cultural and environmental outcomes at the Ranch Billabong
Construction of a 163m directional drilled pipeline connecting the billabong to the Wimmera River
Building Resilience in the Wimmera: Environmental Watering for a Sustainable Future
The Victorian Environmental Water Holder (VEWH) have released the Seasonal Watering Plan 2025–26
Water for the environment update: Autumn
Water flows to improve quality Maintaining good water quality is essential to human health, the environment, agriculture and recreation. Understanding the factors that influence water quality is an...
Action plan for rivers, wetlands and their floodplains
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...
Saving water when it’s dry
Apart from some rain over the past week or so, a lack of rain and natural flows since 2022 means the Wimmera catchment is rapidly drying. This is leading to decreasing water levels in storage lakes and...
Health check for pipeline wetlands a decade on
Carapugna Wetland A group of wetlands across north-western Victoria will be given a major health check 10 years after water for the environment was introduced to save them from drying up. The 52...
Spring update, water for the environment
WIMMERA water for the environment Rivers, creeks and wetlands are fundamental to the health and vitality of the region From little things… Building a new home for tiny, endangered fish has...
Water for the Environment Autumn 2024
Latest update: MacKenzie River MacKenzie River is 57 kilometres long and starts on the northern slopes of Gariwerd Grampians National Park. It flows northwest until it joins the Wimmera River west...
