On this property we've been here for 32 years and I grew up on three and a half thousand acres. Five Ks up through the paddocks so I've been in this area all my life. I was concerned about this waterhole behind me, the erosion that was coming up through the gully concerned me. I didn't want to lose this so I contacted the LLS about trying to do something about that. I didn't want to stay out and assess it so within three or four months it was all done and it was just so easy. What we got here is it's called a concrete flume. That's designed to take the water from a higher level to a lower level and secure it. So we've got a pond at the bottom. That pond takes the energy out of the water when it leaves, the water is controlled. The base of the gully can start to repair itself, start to get aquatic animals start to move in. Your natives can come back. And again, above it, it is secured for many years to come from now. Well, the partnerships are very vital. It's a landholders' don't come to us. We can't help anyone. I think our rural landscape program is very easy for the landholders to work with us. The works that we've done here are actually addressing water quality risks both up and down stream. We believe in a multi barrier approach to water quality protection and that means not just focusing on, you know, off takes at the reservoirs, but going right up to the top of the catchment and focusing on what we call source water protection. This really means getting involved in catchment works, high up in the catchment to minimise the water quality risks right at the top end of the catchment before they come down into the reservoirs. Without water and new self-wiles and what they contribute to the program, both financially and but also through their expertise and science, these sorts of works wouldn't be able to be undertaken when we do get some of those so severe rainfall events. This structure itself designed for a one and a hundred-year flood event. It'll stay in the test and provide that water quality benefit that has been designed for. I'd love to see more of these projects in the local area. It's really good to see the change in the environment over, you know, not over the short period when it's happening, but over, you know, it's three, four, five years to see the change. It'll be here for years to come now for the next generation and that's what, what it's all about.