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The Catchment

The upper catchment of the Murrumbidgee River comprises the watershed upstream of the Burrinjuck Dam wall. The headwaters of the Murrumbidgee River originate within the Fiery Range of the Snowy… Read More »The Catchment

Working Together: Regional alignment to care for the upper Murrumbidgee

Ruth Ormella, Director Development and Environment, Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Working Together for the River Forum 2026 Read More »Working Together: Regional alignment to care for the upper Murrumbidgee

SWIOID Review Update

Dr Wendy Craik, Independent Panel Chair Working Together for the River Forum 2026 Read More »SWIOID Review Update

Wellbeing, resilience and walking with Country

Prof Jacki Schirmer, Director of the Centre for Environmental Governance and lead of the WellRes Unit in the Health Research Institute, University of Canberra Read More »Wellbeing, resilience and walking with Country

Restoring the Upper Murrumbidgee River Program – a turning point for the river

Woo O’Reilly, Director, Healthy Waterways – Rural, ACT Officer of Water Mark Eccleston, Project Coordinator upper Murrumbidgee, NSW Local Land Services Agency Read More »Restoring the Upper Murrumbidgee River Program – a turning point for the river

Review of the Snowy Water Deed

Andy Lowes (Watertrust Australia) provides an update on the review of the Snowy Water Inquiry Outcomes Implementation Deed, highlighting the importance of the technical work required in such a complex… Read More »Review of the Snowy Water Deed

Box Elder an emerging threat in the Upper Murrumbidgee catchment – Antia Brademann, UMDR

Antia shares practical advice on how to identify and control Box Elder, an aggressive transformer weed spreading in the upper Murrumbidgee and stresses the importance of elevating it as a… Read More »Box Elder an emerging threat in the Upper Murrumbidgee catchment – Antia Brademann, UMDR

SAG – Call for views on draft ecological and socio-economic objectives

At workshops 1 and 2 the Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) was given an overview of the issues affecting the upper Murrumbidgee and different river flow alternatives that would support different… Read More »SAG – Call for views on draft ecological and socio-economic objectives

Independent Review of the SWIOID – Issues Consultation Report – Comments due 13 February 2026

As part of the review process, and Independent Panel has developed an Issues Consultation Report which outlines the issues being considered in the review. Public feedback is being sought until… Read More »Independent Review of the SWIOID – Issues Consultation Report – Comments due 13 February 2026

ACT Water Security Vulnerability Assessment – Dr Baihua Fu, ACT Office of Water

Explores how climate change may affect the ACT and region’s potable and non-potable water supply and environmental water in 2050, and highlights the need for adapting to the new norms… Read More »ACT Water Security Vulnerability Assessment – Dr Baihua Fu, ACT Office of Water

Regenerative Agriculture in the ACT – Jarrod Ruch, ACT NRM

An overview of programs helping ACT farmers adopt regenerative practices – from rehydrating landscapes and restoring dams and gullies to improving grazing systems, animal welfare, and reducing chemical inputs. It… Read More »Regenerative Agriculture in the ACT – Jarrod Ruch, ACT NRM

Structured Decision Making

The Australian Government agreed a review of the Snowy Water Inquiry Outcomes Implementation Deed (SWIOID) in March 2025 to look for opportunities to improve the health of the upper Murrumbidgee… Read More »Structured Decision Making