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Our Region > What is changing? > Climate change, extreme events and shocks
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Our Region > What is changing? > Major trends
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Themes > Land
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Themes > Water
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Themes > Community
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Landscape 1 – Alpine and Forested Parks
[40] Parks Victoria (2016) Greater Alpine National Parks Management Plan. Management Plan (parliament.vic.gov.au)
[41] Measured based on Soil organic carbon (SOC) modelled from TERN Soil–Landscape Grid of Australia for the State and trends of soil carbon | Australia State of the Environment Report (http://www.clw.csiro.au/aclep/tern/)
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Landscape 2 – Upper Murray
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Landscape 3 – Southern Mountain Valley
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Landscape 4 – Urban and Peri Urban
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[49] PFAS. (n.d.). North East Water. https://www.newater.com.au/what-we-do/water/pfas
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[53] Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO, & Farmlink. (2019). Regional Weather and Climate Guide. http://www.climatekelpie.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/013-North-East-VIC-Climate-Guide.pdf
Landscape 5 – Central Mountain Valley
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Landscape 6 – Rural living, tourism and production
[63] North East Soil Health Plan. (2001). North East Catchment Management Authority.
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Landscape 7 – Riverina Lower Ovens
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Landscape 8 – Foothills – mid Ovens and King
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Addendum > Common terms
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