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Stories of Wirn wirndook Yeerung featuring Macalister river updated by West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority
West Gippy CMA presents 'Stories of Wirn wirndook Yeerung - The Macalister River' booklet featuring tales from individuals closely tied to this cherished river. Highlighting community efforts and environmental progress.
Every river has a story - or many stories. The second, updated version of "Stories of Wirn wirndook Yeerung - The Macalister River' is a special booklet created by West Gippy CMA that captures river stories from seven people - each with a unique connection to this very important and beloved river.
From Mt Howitt to Thomson River, Macalister River's history unites generations of farmers, river workers, and the community
Stories of Wirn wirndook Yeerung The Macalister River is a great story of how decades of work on the river by the community and government - including environmental flows, is helping to improve the Wirn wirndook (Macalister River).
Pictures from West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority website.
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