In the face of a changing climate, one that is expected to bring increased extremes in weather patterns, the swampy meadow is a gem when it comes to bringing resilience to the waterways, farms and wildlife of this dry old continent.

Treating erosion on your place does not need to be difficult and expensive. This guide explains in detail how to treat a small erosion headcut with rock flume.

… you can also purchase a hard copy here.

We thought it would be useful to bring together the species we have found to be the best for revegetation following on-ground works such as weed removal, fencing out and bank stabilisation.

What is biodiverse carbon, where is it found, and how does it relate to river management? This technical guide explores our understanding of one of the most abundant elements in the universe and why it’s important to our biodiversity.

There are many rivers, streams or creeks that need our help. This checklist is an easy-to-use way of working out the health of the waterway you might be interested in looking after.

… you can also purchase a hard copy here.

This edition of RipRap focuses on the multiple benefit ts that can be gained from river and riparian restoration. It provides the science of carbon in rivers and the opportunities carbon farming and carbon credits present us for promoting ongoing conservation efforts.

The stories in this RipRap demonstrate the depth of knowledge and effort going into understanding our native fish, and how we can create opportunities for them to thrive.

Rapid Appraisal of Riparian Condition for the southern tablelands of New South Wales – this is a more technical assessment tool that does require someone with a more detailed ecosytem knowledge of riparian areas. There is training available for groups of 5 people or more at a small cost of $25 per head. If you are interested in some training get in touch with us.

… you can also purchase a hard copy here.