Waterbirds of the Murray-Darling threatened by reduced water flow
A thirty year study of the wetlands of eastern Australia has revealed the immense threat posed by reduced water flows to the population of waterbirds.
A thirty year study of the wetlands of eastern Australia has revealed the immense threat posed by reduced water flows to the population of waterbirds.
Bill Robinson has paddled the length of the Murray and completed 22 Murray Marathons. When floods revitalised the river he decided to explore his favourite part – the beautiful, forest-lined stretch from Tocumwal to Barmah.
The Murray River region surprises with its abundance of outdoor activities and birdwatching.
Water flows along the Murray-Darling River Basin can now be predicted three months in advance.
Climate change experts warn that more water needs to be diverted into the Murray-Darling Basin to sustain future agriculture.