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Group meeting communiques

The Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group brings together local knowledge and expert advice to help the department plan and deliver water for the environment in the catchment.

The Environmental Water Advisory Group produces a communique after each meeting that summarises the topics discussed. You can view the communiques here and share the link with your networks.

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Four Australian white ibis in the foreground are flying from left to right of the image. They have taken flight from the water of Lake Gol Gol which has a row of ripples on it surface at the bottom of the photo. Droplets of water are suspended in the air beneath the birds. The water is a dark colour reflecting brown and green trees and bushes in the background.

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique July 2024 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 24 Oct 2024
Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group meeting was held in Deniliquin 24 July 24 2024.
  • Water for the environment
  • Catchments
Silhouette of a windmill against a sunset over a Lake Cawndilla

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique May 2024 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 06 Jun 2024
The Murray Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group convened online on 14 May 2024 to discuss the Lower Darling catchment's updates and future plans.
  • Water for the environment
  • Murray and Lower Darling
Man in blue kayak next to Edward River Bridge of Murray Valley Regional Park, with trees reflected in water

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique June 2023 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 27 Mar 2024
On 20 June 2023, the Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) met online to discuss priorities for the 2023–24 water year.
  • Water for the environment
  • Murray and Lower Darling
Murray and Lower Darling EWAG members at the edge of a beautiful Boomanoomana Swamp with long rushes and grasses growing out in patches and forested wetlands in the background.

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique November 2023 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 07 Mar 2024
On 28 November 2023, the Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) attended a field trip to Boomanoomana Forest, which is one of the regional parks located along the Murray River between Corowa and Barooga.
  • Water for the environment
  • Murray and Lower Darling
A young white egret with fluffy plumage and a yellow beak looks directly at the camera, its wide eyes giving a surprised or curious expression. The bird is nestled among green foliage, adding contrast to its stark white feathers.

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique March 2023 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 07 Sep 2023
On 28 and 29 March 2023, the Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) met for a field trip to Koondrook-Perricoota (KP) Forest and Millewa Forest in Murray Valley National Park.
  • Water for the environment
  • Murray and Lower Darling
Aerial view of a dense forest with a variety of green hues, showcasing the vastness and diversity of tree canopies under a partly cloudy sky.

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique November 2022 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 16 Dec 2022
On Tuesday 29 November 2022, the Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group (EWAG) had an online meeting to discuss the use of water for the environment in the 2022–23 water year.
  • Water for the environment
  • Murray and Lower Darling
Murrumbidgee EWAG members at Paika Lake in June 2022

Murray and Lower Darling Environmental Water Advisory Group communique September 2022 | Water for the environment

calendar_today 28 Sep 2022
  • Water for the environment
  • Murray and Lower Darling