Gwydir 2019-20 Annual Report - Appendix D Waterbird diversity

Stephen Debus; Sarah Mika; Ivor Growns; Mark Southwell

Gwydir 2019-20 Annual Report - Appendix D Waterbird diversity

Stephen Debus
, Sarah Mika
, Ivor Growns
, Mark Southwell

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Abstract

The Gwydir River and its associated wetland system supports significant numbers of nationally and internationally important (JAMBA, CAMBA, ROCAMBA) waterbird species within the Gwydir River Selected Area (Gwydir Selected Area, Selected Area). When inundated, the Gwydir wetlands provide important waterbird habitat that contributes significantly to waterbird biodiversity and abundance in the Murray-Darling Basin. During large scale flooding the wetlands also support nationally significant waterbird colonies (DECCW 2011).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Canberra, Australia
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 31 Dec 2020

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