Bidgee Lagoons (fill in spring) | - Inundate adjacent river red gum and black box communities to stimulate growth and flowering to improve their condition and extent
- Provide conditions and water levels to support the growth of annual aquatic and emergent vegetation and promote the diversity of emergent vegetation communities
- Provide feeding and breeding opportunities for frogs
- Mobilise leaf litter to promote carbon and nutrient cycling
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Brickworks Billabong (top-up in spring, top- ups as required over summer/autumn) (target water level between 33 m Australian Height Datum [AHD] and 34 m AHD) | - Maintain water levels to inundate benthic herblands including ruppia beds to provide nursery habitat for Murray hardyhead and provide high levels of aquatic productivity
- Maintain water quality suitable for Murray hardyhead
- Provide shallow-water habitat and exposed mudflats to support foraging and resting of waterbirds including migratory waterbirds
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Bullock Swamp (partial fill in spring) | - Inundate adjacent black box and lignum to improve their condition
- Provide feeding opportunities for waterbirds
- Provide lateral spread of freshwater to refresh local groundwater which will support the condition of black box trees not directly inundated
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Burra Creek North (fill in autumn) | - Inundate the main creekline and adjacent red gum, lignum and black box vegetation communities to improve their condition
- Provide habitat through improved vegetation communities and water resources for waterbirds and frogs
- Mobilise leaf litter to promote carbon and nutrient cycling
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Burra Creek South (fill in autumn)
| - Inundate the main creekline and adjacent red gum, lignum and black box vegetation communities to improve their condition
- Provide habitat through improved vegetation communities and water resources for waterbirds and frogs
- Mobilise leaf litter to promote carbon and nutrient cycling
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Burra Creek South Proper (fill in autumn) | - Inundate the main creekline and adjacent red gum, lignum and black box vegetation communities
- Provide habitat through improved vegetation communities and water resources for birds and frogs
- Mobilise leaf litter to promote carbon and nutrient cycling
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Fishers Lagoon (fill in spring) (target 54.2 m AHD) | - Promote the growth of aquatic vegetation and provide soil moisture for terrestrial vegetation communities
- Provide temporary habitats for frogs and waterbirds
- Inundate water-dependent Floodplain Grassy Wetland Ecological Vegetation Class (classified as endangered in the Murray Fans bioregion)
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Koorlong Lake (fill in spring, top-ups as required) (target between 36.7 m AHD and 38.0 m AHD) | - Increase and maintain the water level to support the growth of saline aquatic vegetation including ruppia to provide nursery habitat for Murray hardyhead and provide high levels of aquatic productivity
- Maintain water levels within a 30 cm range to provide feeding resources for shorebirds and to maintain the Murray hardyhead population
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Lake Carpul (fill in spring) | - Provide a range of open-water, shallow-water and emergent-vegetation habitats for water-dependent birds to support breeding and feeding opportunities
- Inundate and wet outer fringing river red gum, black box, lignum and vegetation communities to improve their condition
- Mobilise carbon and nutrients within the wetland to support wetland processes
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Lake Hawthorn (fill in spring, top-ups as required) (target between 33 m AHD and 33.3 m AHD) | - Increase and maintain water levels to encourage the germination and growth of ruppia to provide nursery habitat for Murray hardyhead and visitation by shorebirds
- Maintain water levels within a 30 cm range to provide feeding resources for shorebirds and to maintain the Murray hardyhead population
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Lake Powell (fill in spring) | - Provide a range of open-water, shallow-water and emergent-vegetation habitats for water-dependent birds, to support breeding and feeding opportunities
- Inundate and wet fringing river red gum, black box, lignum and vegetation communities to improve their condition
- Mobilise carbon and nutrients within the wetland to support wetland processes
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Nyah Floodplain (fill in autumn) | - Inundate the base and littoral zone of Parnee Malloo Creek to support plant communities
- Improve the condition of vegetation communities to provide a range of habitats and feeding and breeding resources for birds and frogs
- Inundate the floodplain adjacent to Parnee Malloo Creek to promote the growth of herb and shrub layers
- Inundate river red gum to improve their condition
- Mobilise carbon and nutrients to promote chemical and biological processes
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Robertson Creek (fill in spring) 
| - Wet fringing river red gum, black box, lignum and vegetation communities to improve their condition
- Provide lateral spread of freshwater to refresh local groundwater to support the condition of trees not directly inundated
- Provide a range of open-water, shallow-water and inundated lignum habitats, to provide waterbird feeding opportunities and help protect the highly culturally significant site in the adjacent landscape
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Robertson Wetland (partial fill in spring) (target 28 m AHD) | - Wet fringing river red gum, black box, lignum and vegetation communities to improve their condition
- Inundate cane grass beds to improve their condition and resilience
- Provide a range of open-water, shallow-water and inundated lignum habitat to provide waterbird feeding opportunities
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Vinifera Floodplain (fill in autumn) | - Inundate the base and littoral zone of Parnee Malloo Creek to support plant communities
- Improve the condition of vegetation communities to provide a range of habitats and feeding and breeding resources for birds and frogs
- Inundate the floodplain adjacent to Parnee Malloo Creek to promote the growth of herb and shrub layers
- Inundate river red gums to improve their condition
- Mobilise carbon and nutrients to promote chemical and biological processes
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