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The Victorian River Health Program work is supported by a range of partners, at a regional, state and national level.  \nThe program is tackling the causes of poor river health affecting two thirds of Victoria’s rivers. By collectively treating the problems of low flows, declining water quality and degraded riverine habitats, the program will restore stressed rivers while protecting healthy ones.  \nThis will sustain riverine habitats for our unique animals and plants; provide ongoing recreational, tourism and fishing opportunities; and reduce the costs of providing high quality water.  \nContact details:  \nDepartment of Sustainability and Environment,  \nWater Sector Group-River Health Branch  \nAddress: 6/8 Nicholson St, East Melbourne, Vic 3002  \nTel: 03 9637 9972  \nFax: 03 9637 8487  \nWeb: [www.dse.vic.gov.au/riverhealth](www.dse.vic.gov.au/riverhealth)  \nThe Victorian Government and its Catchment Management  \nAuthorities are working together to leave a clean, green legacy for future generations.  \n[ourwater.vic.gov.au](ourwater.vic.gov.au)  \n[ourwater.vic.gov.au](ourwater.vic.gov.au)  \n6916 CMA A3 BROCHURE .qxd 5/4","cbCail0PGvuro7yb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail0PGvuro7yb","pdf",993758,"English","# Restoring our rivers\n## Victoria’s approach to river management\n## The program and its goals\n## Sample regional actions\n## Contact details","[{\"question\":\"Why does the brochure emphasize restoring Victorian rivers?\",\"answer\":\"It states that rivers are the lifeblood of Victoria and support water supply, recreation, farms and industry. 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