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Australia: Environmental Flow Assessment for the Goulburn River.
By: Michael Stewardson, CRC for Catchment Hydrology, The School of Anthropology, Geography and Environmental Studies.The University of Melbourne.
Australia: From Taking, to Capping to Returning: the Story of Restoring Environment Flows in the Murray Darling Basin in Australia.
By: John Scanlon, Head, IUCN Environmental Law Programme.
The Lesotho Highlands Water Project: Environmental Flow Allocations in an International River
.
By: IUCN - WANI
The Lower Mekong River: International Collaboration for Sustainable Development.
By: IUCN - WANI
The Lower Indus River: Balancing Development and Maintenance of Wetland Ecosystem and Dependent Livelihoods.
By: IUCN - WANI
The Senegal River: Release of an Artificial Flood to Maintain Traditional Floodplain Production Systems.
By: IUCN - WANI
The Sabie River: Protecting Biodiversity in an Internationally Important Conservation Areas.
By: IUCN - WANI
Building Capacity to Implement an Environmental Flow Programme in Tanzania.
By: IUCN - WANI
UK: Low Flow Investigations on the River Wyle.
By: Mike Dunbar, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, UK.
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