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The Gwydir catchment, like many others, was subject to record breaking rainfall in March this year. The huge rains led to huge flows. In fact, east of Moree they were classified as a 1 in 83 year flooding event! Full story here: bit.ly/2SsVlM0 Environmental Water The Flow-MER Program

When a raptor expert with 40 years' experience gets excited about a possibly unique find, we get excited, too. White-bellied sea eagles are breeding in Toorale SCA and we want to tell you all about it. Full story: bit.ly/3xfEzPD Environmental Water The Flow-MER Program

Numerous species of international migratory birds visit the Warrego River and its Western Floodplain each year. These little visitors are pretty awesome and there is plenty to learn about them. Let us bring you up to scratch: 2rog.com.au/news/1349/ Environmental Water The Flow-MER Program

Last year we shared Gamilaroi artist, Lakkari Pitt's, cultural expression of the The Flow-MER Program ecological indicators. This time we want to share a little more about the artist, herself. Hit the link for our Q&A with Lakkari: bit.ly/3jVCXqV #NAIDOCWeek #HealCountry

Thank you RBMS for having me at the #10ASM Conference. Grateful to have presented at such a great event 👌🏼

Exciting news! 2rog will be developing the Armidale Regional Council Catchment Water Quality Strategic Plan. We’re looking forward to this project, read a little more about it here: bit.ly/3kwAbqw

This Friday 3rd September 2rog will be wearing our favourite sporting jerseys for #JERSEYDAYAU 2021, to raise awareness for organ donation - join us! Learn more at: jerseyday.com.au

2rog and UNE welcome Cultural Advisors to the Gurnu-Baakandji (Warrego-Darling) and the Gomeroi (Gwydir) Selected Area Flow-MER teams. Learn more about Liz: bit.ly/2X0a2sy Learn more about Kevin: bit.ly/3BORytE

How does inundation affect post-fire regeneration in the #GwydirWetlands? We devised an experiment to help answer this exact question. Click here to read all about it: bit.ly/3a8n3TZ The Flow-MER Program Environmental Water @WaterUNE

Celebrating a fully vaxxed team. #doublevaccinated

A few months back Jason Wilson (CEWO) and Paul Frazier (2rog) jumped onto Radio 2WEB to discuss the Warrego River’s Western Floodplain. Click the link to hear about flood events on the floodplain in recent years, cultural uses of lignum and much more: bit.ly/3att79F

A little bit about lignum. Click the link for the PDF version with embedded links: bit.ly/3iWXQ3G

In the The Flow-MER Program we talk about primary productivity. Here's a breakdown of what we're referring to!

Looking forward to surveying the ecological response to these flows in the Gwydir Wetlands and Toorale NP next year!

Usually, the Warrego River flows into the Darling just south of Bourke. Recent flooding has seen the Darling River back up into the Warrego channel! Find out more about the flows here: tinyurl.com/3mvz5m8x

Water (and plenty of it) is currently inundating the Gwydir Wetlands and has triggered large scale colonial waterbird breeding. It's the first time in 10 years since we've seen a breeding event like this. Find out more here: tinyurl.com/4a4swas4

After a number of dry years, conditions are looking better in the Gwydir. Check out the flow update linked below for the latest on water for the environment in the Gwydir Valley: tinyurl.com/4h3ymrb7 Environmental Water The Flow-MER Program @WaterUNE

Following a number of dry years, conditions at Mallowa Creek are looking better. Late 2021 and early 2022 have seen regular flows to which vegetation is responding well. Check out the Mallowa Creek flow update: tinyurl.com/ysp4wwxf Environmental Water The Flow-MER Program @WaterUNE

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