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The Victorian Murray Floodplain Restoration Project is restoring high-value floodplains along the Murray River by reconnecting them to the river and building carefully designed infrastructure to support the seasonal wetting cycles that native plants and animals depend on.

The Victorian Murray Floodplain Restoration Project (VMFRP) will get much needed water back onto nine high-value floodplains along the Murray River. Without this water, these iconic landscapes will continue to decline – along with the many native trees, animals and plants that depend on them.

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Grey-crowned BabblerChris Tzaros@Birds Bush and Beyond

Read all about it in the December Floodplain Babbler!

The latest edition of the Floodplain Babbler is now online. Named after the noisy and gregarious Babbler bird, this quarterly newsletter will keep you updated on our planned work to restore nine much-loved Murray River floodplains.

Join the Hearing in January 2023 for the Environment Effects Statement: Hattah Lakes North and Belsar-Yungera

The Hearing for the Environment Effects Statement: Hattah Lakes North and Belsar-Yungera will begin on Tuesday 17 January 2023 by videoconference using Zoom and will run for 10 days to Friday 10 February 2023.

Listen to the Directions Hearing for the Environment Effects Statement: Hattah Lakes North and Belsar-Yungera Copy

The Standing Inquiry and Advisory Committee (SIAC) held a Direction Hearings by Zoom video conference on 28 November 2022 to prepare for the Hearing for the Environment Effects Statement: Hattah Lakes North and Belsar-Yungera.
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