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Lachlan MER program quarterly reporting

Last updated: 30 May 2025

As part of the Monitoring, Evaluation and Research (MER) program, a key reporting requirement is to provide quarterly progress updates on the project and ecological outcomes of Commonwealth environmental water. For the Lachlan Selected Area, a quarterly newsletter provides an update of recent monitoring activities, case studies and preliminary observations and findings.

MER quarterly outcomes newsletter

April – June 2024 (PDF 2.9 MB)
April – June 2024 (DOCX 8.3 MB)
January – March 2024 (PDF 2.2 MB)
January – March 2024 (DOCX 6.4 MB)
October – December 2023 (PDF 3.3 MB)
October – December 2023 (DOCX 10.2 MB)
June – September 2023 (PDF 2.9 MB)
June – September 2023 (DOCX 21.7 MB)
April – June 2023 (PDF 2.2 MB)
April – June 2023 (DOCX 7.9 MB)

January – March 2023 (PDF 3.1 MB)
January – March 2023 (DOCX 2.7 MB)

October – December 2022 (PDF 2.55 MB)
October – December 2022 (DOCX 4.95 MB)

July – September 2022 (PDF 3.41 MB)
July – September 2022 (DOCX 4.57 MB)

April – June 2022 (PDF 6.76 MB)
April – June 2022 (DOCX 4.96 MB)

January – March 2022 (PDF 3.1 MB)
January – March 2022 (DOCX 2.7 MB)

October – December 2021 (PDF 2.6 MB)
October – December 2021 (DOCX 5.7 MB)

July – September 2021 (PDF 11.1 MB)
July – September 2021 (DOCX 4.8 MB)

April – June 2021 (PDF 2.06 MB)
April – June 2021 (DOCX 4.63 MB)

January – March 2021 (PDF 1.94 MB)
January – March 2021 (DOCX 3.82 MB)

October – December 2020 (PDF 2.96 MB)
October – December 2020 (DOCX 7.01 MB)

July – September 2020 (PDF 6.25 MB)
July – September 2020 (DOCX 6.17 MB)

April – June 2020 (PDF 5.67 MB)
April – June 2020 (DOCX 10.08 MB)

January – March 2020 (PDF 4.98 MB)
January – March 2020 (DOCX 6.14 MB)

October – December 2019 (PDF 2.09 MB)
October – December 2019 (DOCX 7.61 MB)

1st July – 30th September 2019 (PDF 2.47 MB)
1st July – 30th September 2019 (DOCX 11.46 MB)

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