Guttrum Forest (top-ups in winter/spring and further top-ups as required) 
| - Wet the fringing adult river red gums to support their growth and drown river red gum saplings within the wetland bed to maintain open-water habitat
- Promote the growth and re-establishment of aquatic vegetation and tall marsh vegetation at the fringe of the wetland
- Maintain the depth of the wetland to support frogs and waterbird feeding and breeding
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Guttrum Forest (partial fill in autumn/winter 2022) 
| - Increase the water depth and extent to trigger wetland plants to germinate in late winter and early spring
- Provide feeding and refuge habitat for waterbirds and frogs
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Johnson Swamp (partial fill in autumn) | - Drown terrestrial weeds to limit their growth and reduce their extent
- Promote the germination and establishment of aquatic vegetation
- Inundate the wetland fringe to provide habitat for waterbirds, frogs and turtles and provide conditions suitable for macroinvertebrates and small-bodied native fish that are food for waterbirds
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Lake Elizabeth (fill in spring, top-ups as required) | - Maintain salinity within 15,000-80,000 EC to support suitable habitat and breeding conditions for Murray hardyhead and growing conditions of salt-tolerant aquatic plants that provide habitat for Murray hardyhead
- Provide permanent water habitat for waterbirds
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Lake Murphy (fill in winter/spring, top-ups as required) | - Create wet area habitat for native waterbirds, frogs and turtles
- Stimulate the germination of aquatic vegetation
- Inundate and increase soil moisture to support the growth of recently planted river red gums
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McDonalds Swamp (partial fill in autumn) 
| - Drown terrestrial weeds to limit their growth and reduce their extent
- Promote the germination and establishment of aquatic vegetation
- Provide habitat for waterbirds, frogs and turtles
- Support the growth of planted river red gums and other aquatic and herbland vegetation as part of the DST project
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Muringa wetlands: north and south (fill in winter/ spring, top-ups as required) | - Support the establishment and growth of reed beds to create feeding and nesting habitats for Australasian bitterns and growling grass frogs
- Provide wetland habitat to support the occurrence of waterbirds and frogs
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Richardson’s Lagoon (fill in winter/spring, top-ups as required) 
| - Inundate a mosaic of habitats for native waterbirds, frogs and turtles to use
- Maintain the water level to support the condition of aquatic macrophytes and aquatic reeds and rushes around the deep lagoon channels
- Support the growth of traditional plant species at a significant cultural site enabling continuation of cultural practices (e.g. harvesting, medicine, weaving).
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Round Lake (fill in spring, top-ups as required) | - Maintain salinity within 15,000-70,000 EC — it may go up to 80,000 EC — to support suitable habitat and breeding conditions for Murray hardyhead and growing conditions for submerged aquatic plants
- Provide permanent water habitat for waterbirds
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Wirra-Lo wetland complex: Bunyip Swamp East and Bunyip Swamp West (fill in spring, top- ups as required) | - Inundate recently established reed beds to stimulate their growth to create feeding and nesting habitat for Australasian bittern
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Wirra-Lo wetland complex: Cattleyard Creek (fill in spring, top- ups as required) | - Inundate river red gum woodland trees to promote their growth and improve their condition
- Promote the germination and establishment of aquatic vegetation
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Wirra-Lo wetland complex: Duck Creek North (fill in spring, top- ups as required) | - Improve soil moisture in the wetland fringe to promote the recruitment and increase the extent of river red gum trees
- Inundate the aquatic and herbland vegetation to promote its growth and increase its extent
- Maintain open-water and associated mudflat habitats for waterbirds to feed and breed
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Wirra-Lo Wetland complex: Emu Creek (fill in spring, top-ups as required) | - Inundate black box trees and the lignum vegetation community along the creekline to improve their condition
- Promote the germination and growth of aquatic vegetation in the deeper sections of the wetland to support frogs and freshwater turtles
- Provide soil moisture along the perimeter to maintain the condition of trees for terrestrial fauna including resident grey crowned babblers
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Wirra-Lo wetland complex: Lignum Swamp North (fill in spring, top- ups as required) | - Promote the establishment and growth of submerged and emergent aquatic vegetation to provide feeding and breeding habitat for growling grass frogs
- Inundate habitat to provide feeding and breeding opportunities for frogs, waterbirds and turtles
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Wirra-Lo wetland complex: Red Gum Swamp (fill in spring, top- ups as required) | - Inundate established river red gum trees to promote their growth and maintain their condition
- Inundate habitat to provide feeding and breeding opportunities for frogs, waterbirds and turtles
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