4 Ways River Landholders can Help our Rivers Thrive
We all live in the catchment, however, landholders have an important role to play in maintaining river health and supporting the recovery of the Bellinger River Snapping Turtle.
The main actions identified in the Bellinger River Health Plan (2010) to improve river health are management of stock access to the river and fencing off the riparian zone, preventing fertiliser runoff and drains on farms.
We all live in the catchment, however, landholders have an important role to play in maintaining river health and supporting the recovery of the Bellinger River Snapping Turtle.
The main actions identified in the Bellinger River Health Plan (2010) to improve river health are management of stock access to the river and fencing off the riparian zone, preventing fertiliser runoff and drains on farms.
We all live in the catchment, however, landholders have an important role to play in maintaining river health and supporting the recovery of the Bellinger River Snapping Turtle.
The main actions identified in the Bellinger River Health Plan (2010) to improve river health are management of stock access to the river and fencing off the riparian zone, preventing fertiliser runoff and drains on farms.