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State of the Environment State of the Environment Report 2009 This report represents the second regional State of the Environment (SoE) report for the Namoi Region. The first report, prepared in 2008, presented a detailed overview of the Region which provides the foundation for this report. A regional approach to reporting recognises that environmental issues are not restricted to council boundaries and that solutions and management often require an integrated response. A regional approach for reporting also: * facilitates a better understanding of the state of the environment; * encourages the sharing of ideas and resources concerning targeted responses for key environmental issues; * provides a mechanism for more effective collaboration; and forges stronger regional links across participating councils. Councils participating in this report were Gunnedah, Tamworth, Liverpool Plains, Narrabri and Walgett. State of the Environment Report 2008-2009 More Info
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