Lines on the Water

A blog exploring legal rights for rivers, environmental flows, and water governance around the world.

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

Collaboration and environmental water management

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This year, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's Western Water Program  held its second annual western water transactions worksho...
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Rivers of Washington State

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A couple of months or so ago, I started this blog with the intention of being able to share stories from my investigations into environment...
Friday, 3 May 2013

Hattah Lakes environmental water regulator

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The incredibly talented Dr  Tamara Boyd shared this yesterday, and it's absolutely amazing. This video shows some of the new environmen...
Thursday, 2 May 2013

The emergence of environmental water managers in Australia

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Environmental water includes both quantity and quality: the health of aquatic ecosystems depends on having sufficient water of adequate qu...
Sunday, 21 April 2013

Effective and efficient environmental water use

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In my last post, I wrote about the way that environmental flows management is transitioning from policy, to implementation, to management....

Transitions: policy to implementation to management

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Environmental flows are recognised (and, increasingly, provided) by an ever-growing list of jurisdictions around the globe. As the number o...

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Erin O'Donnell
Melbourne, Australia
This blog is a space to explore some of the exciting developments in legal rights for rivers, environmental water management, and the ways that environmental water managers are learning to use the opportunities created by water markets. Of course, markets are sometimes not a great fit for environmental values, and I'm just as interested in the potential constraints as the opportunities. You can find me on twitter @ezzyod

I've been working in water resource management since 2002, and I have a PhD in environmental water law and governance. If you want to read some of my more official work, you can find my thesis at the University of Melbourne Law School.

I've used my new book to create the word art I use in the banner, which brings together many of the themes I will be discussing here. Thanks to wordle.net for the great word art!
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