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Four Victorian agencies have been working quietly in the north of the state to stave off the extinction of one of Australia’s most endangered native fish, with impressive re

Victoria’s inland wetlands lock away the annual emissions of 185,000 people, or roughly the population of Geelong, according to the

The connection between Aboriginal people in Bendigo and water will be further recognised following the announcement  of the first round of recipients of a new program funded by th

In an Australian first, countless numbers of native fish will be saved thanks to Victorian designed and made screening.

The northern Victorian community is invited to a special event to celebrate the achievements of a key environmental project, and recognise the contribution of local Traditional Owners to the works.

Gunbower Forest is the Kakadu of the south, created by millions of years of large floods that historically spread up to 50 kilometres either side of the Murray River.

As part of the internationally recognised Kerang Wetlands, Hird Swamp is one of the region’s most significant waterways.

For almost 140 years, irrigation has dominated the lower Campaspe River. Smaller weirs up and down the waterway made way for the Eppalock dam almost 60 years ago.

About 5000 students from 150 schools across Victoria are now fully qualified junior citizen scientists and have learnt some amazing lessons in the greatest classroom in the world – their local wate