Eleven community-led projects have been funded through the Upper Murrumbidgee Community Stewardship Grants Program, sharing a total of $400,551. Community collaboration is essential to the success of the Restoring the Upper Murrumbidgee River Program. Healthy rivers sustain the communities around them, and a network of river stewards means care for

Volunteers spent the morning of Saturday 16 May at Casuarina Sands planting around 350 native trees along the Murrumbidgee. The mix of trees planted included River Red Gums, Ribbon Gums and Casuarinas, also known as River She-Oaks. All three belong on this stretch of river, and do the same quiet