2. Wagga Wagga City Council (2010)

3. CSU Regional Archives (n.db)  Stock route 609  Reedy swamp CSU Regional Archives (n.dba)

4.  Drought  Blue green algae  Floods  Death of wildlife (Pollutants) Bidgee (2010) The Daily Advertiser (2014c)

5.  Algae blooms  Drought  Salinity The Daily Advertiser (2014a) Thompson (n.d) Rogers (2014)

6.  Water diverting from local creeks and rivers  Algae procedures Continuous cycle consisting of: blue-green algae bloom is detected alert is triggered public warnings are issued water and/or equipment are treated: chlorine, coagulation, filtration monitoring regime Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. (2012). Aquadam.net (n.d)

7.  Boost the economy  Prevent weed growth and over population of fish  Increase tourism Kamal ( 2014 ) Clip Art (n.d) Pictures New (n.d)

8.  Clean up after yourself  Prevent contamination from recreational vessels Getty (2009) cleanup.org.au (n.d)

9.  Dispose of waste  Maintain foreshores hamilton.ca (2013) Snucklepuff (2011)  Maintain water levels  Implement long term goals

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