Projects

Regenerative agriculture is an alternative sustainable practice to manage our agricultural landscape and as a potential solution to degraded land. This project will analyse hydrological impact of regenerative agriculture across the basin.

By enhancing collaboration and knowledge sharing, the project aims to lay the groundwork for effective adaptation strategies in the face of evolving water availability conditions.

This citizen science project aims to demonstrate that communities can be involved in scientific research – specifically fish tagging – and to empower communities to contribute to conservation efforts.

This project aims to model the future irrigation needs of key crops in the Murray–Darling Basin under various climate change scenarios, which will help provide growers insights into whether they can supply their crops’ irrigation requirements to underwrite this investment.