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Content
Darren Baldwin

Photographs
Paula D’Santos © NSW Murray-Wetland Group and used with permission; Karina Hall, Adam Richardson and Darren Baldwin

Powerpoint presentation
Darren Baldwin

Brochure
Renee Paola; reproduced with the permission of the Murray Wetlands Working Group. (The Brochure can be printed and distributed without prior permission as long as it is reproduced exactly as it appears in this CD.)

Bush Telegraph interview
© Australian Broadcasting Corporation and used with permission

Ecological Management and Restoration article
© Australian Ecological Society and used with the permission of the publishers Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

This Project was funded through the NSW Environmental Trust.