First Nations participation in environmental watering

Each year, the Murray−Darling Basin Authority reports on how First Nations’ values and uses were considered in the planning and delivery of water for the environment in the Murray−Darling Basin.

These reports are part of the work of government agencies to improve engagement and reporting on First Nations’ involvement in Murray–Darling Basin environmental water management. It reflects the reality that water is an important part of First Nations’ communities, culture and livelihoods.

Aboriginal people should be aware that this publication may contain images, names or quotations of deceased persons.

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Product Purpose Pursuant to section 85E of the Act, the Murray–Darling Basin Authority is required to prepare an annual report that describes how Basin environmental water holders have considered First Nations peoples’ values and uses for water, and involved First Nations peoples when planning for environmental watering in the Basin. This report informs the Secretary’s annual report about activities relating to First Nations peoples and ensuring the management of Basin resources takes into account matters relevant to them.