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	Clarence Valley, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Clarence Valley is a region and Local Government Area (LGA) in northern New South Wales.
		The region includes the coastal plain and lower valleys of the Clarence River and Nymbodia River.
		The local government area, Clarence Valley Council, was formed in February, 2004 by the amalgamation of the LGAs of Grafton City and Maclean Shire, and parts of Copmanhurst, Pristine Waters and Richmond Valley LGAs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clarence_Valley (179 words)

	Clarence Valley Floodplain Services
		Clarence Valley Floodplain Services (formerly Clarence River County Council) was constituted in 1959 as a flood mitigation authority.
		It is responsible for floodplain management and flood mitigation infrastructure on the Clarence floodplain, the largest coastal catchment in NSW.
		Major flood mitigation works were carried out in the valley during the 1960’s and 1970’s; with the majority of flood mitigation works being constructed during this period.
	www.crcc.nsw.gov.au (219 words)

	Clarence Valley emu road toll up by one
		The recent death of one of the Clarence Valley's endangered coastal emus has the NPWS asking drivers to be mindful of these large flightless birds when using our local roads.
		NPWS Clarence Ranger Andrew Horton said in the latest incident a male emu died after being struck by a vehicle last Friday (19/03) on the Sandon Road near Brooms Head.
		Mr Horton said the Clarence Valley's coastal emu population is estimated to be less than 100 individuals and Yuraygir National Park and surrounding areas are the stronghold for this population.
	www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au /npws.nsf/Content/media_260304_emuroadtoll (463 words)

	Clarence Valley Retreat & Education Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Australian College of Holistic Nurses Inc. (ACHN) Clarence Valley Retreat and Education Centre was officially endorsed and subsequently sponsored by the ACHN National Management Committee in March 2002.
		This project was the initiative of ACHN members (Louise Coghill, Leonie Valuntas-Achilles and Lyn Maunsell) of the Clarence Valley of Northern New South Wales, who as an ACHN Sub-Committee manage the fundraising for the Clarence Valley Retreat and Education Centre.
		Clarence Valley Retreat and Education Centre, in keeping with the ACHN Inc. Constitution, will be a Non-Profit Institution.
	www.achn.org.au /cvrec.htm (493 words)

	CRCC - Clarence Floodplain Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Through the Clarence Floodplain Project Steering Committee, the Council leads a team of landholders, fishers and government agencies who are working together to implement best practice in floodgate and infrastructure management to improve water quality, fish passage and habitat, wildlife habitat, wetland health and catchment systems while maintaining flood protection and productive farms.
		Clarence Floodplain Project activities are resourced by the CRCC, and the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources floodplain management program, which has assisted with state and federal funding to provide quality flood protection and ongoing reviews of environmental performance.
		As a result, the Clarence coastal floodplain is one of the first locations where a comprehensive approach to improved drainage management for an entire major estuary is being implemented in Australia.
	www.crcc.nsw.gov.au /cfp.htm (1307 words)

	Clarence Valley Ahead : About CAI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Clarence Ahead Incorporated (CAI) is a not for profit organization launched in November 2004 to encourage and facilitate networking opportunities for businesses and communities of the Clarence Valley.
		The recent amalgamation of the Valley’s councils provides an ideal opportunity to develop an organization focused on unlocking the Clarence Valley’s potential – growing the region.
		The concept of a valley wide organisation was introduced by the South Grafton Community Bank Branch following the establishment and overwhelming support of a similar organisation in Central Victoria that is generating success for business and the local economy.
	www.clarenceahead.com.au (305 words)

	RIPARIAN PLANTING GUIDE FOR THE CLARENCE VALLEY.
		For much of the Clarence Valley the periods of highest rainfall are during the summer and autumn months.
		DLWC Offices in or near the Clarence Catchment are located at Grafton, Glen Innes, Armidale, Coffs Harbour and Alstonville.
		This was originally produced as a handout by Greg Steenbeeke, Vegetation Management Planner, Clarence on behalf of the Clarence TCM committee and the Department of Land and Water Conservation.
	www.nor.com.au /environment/clarencecatchment/vegetation/riparian/clargide.htm (1631 words)

	Clarence Valley Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Governor of New South Wales proclaimed Clarence Valley Council (CVC) on the 25 February 2004.
		The Clarence Valley is part of the vibrant Northern Rivers region of NSW.
		Clarence Valley Council is approximately 300km from Brisbane and the growth centers of south-east Queensland and some 600km north of Sydney.
	www.clarence.nsw.gov.au /cmst/cvc001/lp.asp?cat=6 (3056 words)

	Clarence Environment Centre - About the Artist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Clarence Environment Centre came into being because of a push by Harris - Daishowa and the then State government to build a pulp mill on the Clarence River.
		The bat in the sky,represents the two species of fruit bats that are common to the Clarence Valley - the grey headed flying fox and the little red flying fox.
		The representation of branches, leaves and seed pods on the upper portion of the logo symbolises the forest trees which grow throughout the Clarence valley and in the mountains beyond.
	www.cec.org.au /artist.htm (474 words)

	* NZine * Life Up The Clarence River * Remote Sheep Stations, pioneer farmers, farming in the depression (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Every day cars speed across the Clarence River Bridge, and most take little notice of the valley and the roads leading inland, but that valley has been divided up for sheep farming since 1860 and there farming families led lives very different from the city or coastal dwellers.
		There was a radar station and a camp of air force staff at Clarence during the war which the women said gave the family a sense of security at that time.
		The inland station on the north bank of the Clarence is known as The Bluff.
	www.nzine.co.nz /features/clarence.html (1451 words)

	Valley Country Community
		Valley Country is a proud supporter of the local community and makes this section of its web site available to local equestrian groups and equine practitioners.
		On a per capita basis, the Clarence Valley has a very high population of horses and it's a rare week that goes by without some horse related activity somewhere in the Coffs/Clarence Region.
		Specifically, Valley Country does not endorse, recommend or take any responsibility whatsoever for any third party group or service provider, whether or not they are listed in the community pages.
	www.valleycountry.com.au /community/default.htm (310 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Lower Clarence County Council (LCCC) is proposing to upgrage the existing bulk water supply system currently serving over 90,000 people living in Grafton, Lower Clarence valley and Coffs Harbour areas on the NSW north coast.
		Grafton/Lower Clarence Valley Due to the population growth, the existing water supply scheme servicing the Grafton area and the Lower Clarence valley is nearing the limit of its capacity to meet peak demands during dry weather.
		Up-grade of the water supply schemes for the Grafton, Lower Clarence valley and Coffs Harbour areas is required to ensure a secure supply for at least the next 25 years.
	cvchrws.gov.com.au /EnvironmentalManagement/eisSummary/eis.htm (3311 words)

	Regional Water Supply Project summary
		The RWSP is development-driven and involves diversion of water from the Nymboida River (the last stronghold of the endangered Eastern Freshwater Cod, once prevalent throughout the Clarence River system) to coastal areas, and construction of a large dam in one of the most significant biodiversity 'hot spots' on the NSW north coast.
		This is the Clarence Valley Council which stands to gain most out of exploiting the Nymboida River and, together with CHCC, is one of only two councils to which Development Applications must be made for certain works associated with the RWSP (i.e.
		Public anger in the lower Clarence Valley as the only benefit to them is in the dam component of the RWSP.
	www.gaiaguys.net /RegionalWatersummary.htm (4054 words)

	death penalty \| Fresno Famous
		Of the three scheduled California executions this year, two of the condemned were sentenced in the San Joaquin Valley.
		Compare that figure to the the Valley's chunk of the overall California population, 10%.
		Clarence Ray Allen was put to death early this morning at San Quentin prison.
	www.fresnofamous.com /taxonomy/term/964 (152 words)

	Clarence Valley Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		clarence valley youth initiatives - 31 january 2006
		The NSW State Electoral Office will be conducting a By-election within the area of Clarence Valley Council on Saturday, 26 August 2006 to fill one casual vacancy.
		clarence valley council community profile includes results from the 2001, 1996 and 1991 Censuses of Population and Housing.
	www.clarence.nsw.gov.au /cmst/cvc001/default.asp (2223 words)

	It's aces up for Valley Center golfer North County Times - North San Diego and Southwest Riverside County News - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		VALLEY CENTER ---- Clarence "Clitz" Busch thought he hit a good tee shot, but couldn't find his ball anywhere on the second green at Skyline Ranch Country Club on Tuesday.
		After retiring to Valley Center in 1978, Busch spent 20 years as a marshal for the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines.
		They knew they would retire to Valley Center the instant they got out of their car and checked out the layout.
	www.nctimes.com /articles/2006/01/29/sports/community/23_11_441_28_06.txt (941 words)

	General New
		Clarence Valley Aboriginal people are often “too proud and bloody stubborn” to ask for help in health and education, according to Luke McKenna.
		Clarence Valley WIRES volunteers don’t always get to see the results of all their hard work.
		The Clarence Valley Dragons Abreast Inc ‘Treasure Chests’ – an organisation formed in August 2005 – is to officially launch its Dragon Boat in Maclean this Sunday July 23.
	www.lcreview.com.au /general.htm (3699 words)

	Coffs-dam
		The Clarence Environment Centre is seeking the support of all citizens in fighting the inane flooding of this 21st Century environmental icon.
		Instead of the denigration of this wondrous Shannon Creek Valley, we are asking the community and all forward thinking peoples to demand that the construction of this dam be halted and that the continually growing population of Coffs Harbour be serviced by alternative and sustainable means.
		The Clarence Environment Centre is in possession of video footage detailing harm, injury and possibly even death of species listed in Schedules 1 and 2 of the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995, attributable to road construction undertaken at the proposed Shannon Creek dam site.
	www.gaiaguys.net /Coffs-Dam.htm (5540 words)

	Clarence Valley Financial Solutions Grafton for Home Loans Investment Loans Reverse Mortgage Loans located in Grafton ...
		Clarence Valley Financial Solutions Grafton for Home Loans Investment Loans Reverse Mortgage Loans located in Grafton with frequent visits to Maclean & Yamba Illuka & Wooli.
		During May, Clarence Valley Financial Solutions are holding two reverse mortgage seminars, the first on Thursday 11th May from 10am to 12 noon at Yamba Bowling Club, Yamba Rd., Yamba.
		Bluestone are a market leader for reverse mortgage loans in Australia and are recognised as having an excellent product with features and benefits that provide solutions to people in their retirement.
	cvfinancialsolutions.com.au (323 words)

	ACHN Clarence Valley Interest Group Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Clarence River, in northern NSW, meanders through spectacular country to historical Grafton, towards picturesque Maclean, finally meeting the Pacific Ocean between Iluka with its world heritage rainforest and the unique coastal town of Yamba.
		Also known as Big River Country, the Clarence Valley environment is diverse with natural beauty; world heritage national parks, magical mountains, pristine rivers, magnificent beaches, coastal retreats, marine reserves and friendly villages all offering a quality, peaceful lifestyle.
		ACHN members and supporters in the Clarence Valley have been active since the formation of an Interest Group in August 1999.
	www.achn.org.au /hna_clv.htm (395 words)

	The City of Grafton, Clarence River, Clarence Valley, Grafton Golf Club
		The City of Grafton is a quiet, old city located on the Clarence River in the Clarence Valley on the Northern Rivers of New South Wales.
		Is a notable old homestead and carries a wide range of exhibits tracing the history of Grafton and the Clarence Valley.
		The Clarence River is a wonderful venue for water skiers.
	www.thegatewayvillage.com.au /local_attractions.html (975 words)

	Russell Crowe: TOFOG The Clarence Valley Review
		Crowe says rather than going for the jugular with fast loud music the atmosphere during the present run of shows "tends to lean more toward listening to the lyric and taking the song in fully."
		Clarence Valley Review: Considering your success in the cinematic world, many people wonder how you fit your music career into your schedule.
		CVR: Thanks for talking to the Clarence Valley Review, Russell; hopefully your message comes through clearly in this interview.
	www.murphsplace.com /crowe/band/clarence-review.html (2179 words)

	New Zealand; Hanmer Springs to Kaikoura on horseback - Riding tours on the South Island with Hidden Trails. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eight riding days through Molesworth Station and the Clarence Reserve; remote and rarely visited, it is some of the hardest country in New Zealand.
		Crossing the Clarence again and on to Cloudy Range Station, you will follow the river between the Inland Kaikoura Range to the west and Mount Alarm (7,755 ft), Mount Tapuaenuku (8,655 ft) and the Seaward Kaikoura Range to the east.
		We are rewarded with awesome panoramic views of the Clarence Valley, the Inland Kaikoura Ranges to the West and looking East down the Kahutara River to the sea -- and a hint of civilization.
	www.hiddentrails.com /nz/mtn-sea.htm (1784 words)

	EPA \| Waste minimisation static display and associated promotional material
		The Committee consists of Grafton City, Compmanhurst, Maclean, Nymboida and Ulmarra council representatives and is responsible for the co-ordinated management of solid waste in the Clarence Valley.
		A graphic artist was engaged to create the artwork and the layout of the ten panels, with the design being reviewed by the Clarence Valley Waste Management Committee.
		On a couple of panels, information such as statistics on the local recycling participation rate and details of items collected for recycling are specific to Clarence Valley, however names and statistics can be altered for other areas of New South Wales.
	www.epa.nsw.gov.au /waste/wg-25.htm (344 words)

	Radio 2GF 1206am
		Outspoken Clarence MP Steve Cansdell believes valley businesses should not have to pay for the costs of vandalism.
		Like countless other Clarence businesses in recent times, Peg Maven is left unable to pay the bills, while insurance premiums skyrocket because of the anti-social behaviour of a small minority,‘ Mr Cansdell said.
		The 17-hand, 600-plus kilo equine bohemith is Grafton's only representative in the Clarence River Jockey Club's flagship event.
	www.1206am.com.au /news.asp (776 words)

	Shake-up looming for Clarence Valley local govt » ABC North Coast » Local News
		The NSW Government is expected to announce the new structure for local government in the Clarence Valley this week.
		He concedes there is not unanimous support for the concept of a single Clarence Valley council and Maclean is vehemently opposed to the concept.
		"We believe that one valley council would be the best outcome because it will provide a much larger resource base for the planning and delivery of servcies across the whole valley," he said.
	www.abc.net.au /northcoast/news/200312/s1005292.htm (221 words)

	communitybuilders.nsw: Community Drug Action: Clarence Valley Community Drug Action Team
		Consistent with the principles of the Community Drug Strategies, the Clarence Valley CDAT is committed to working in partnership with agencies, community representatives and government, to:
		In resolving to work as a CDAT, the group agreed to adopt a broad-based approach to local drug issues and that drug treatment and rehabilitation would therefore be considered within the overall community context of drug misuse.
		The CDAT’s of Coffs Harbour and Clarence Valley have formed a partnership to carry out the Coffs Harbour and Clarence Valley CDAT Community Consultation and Information Project.
	www.communitybuilders.nsw.gov.au /drugs_action/clarence_index.html (274 words)

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		Clarence Valley Rainforest Remnants Rescue Stage 1 and 2.
		Kelly, I. (1990), Water Quality in the Clarence River Catchment, Department of Water Resources, in: Proceedings of Seminar Water Quality in the Clarence Valley, 8th October, 1990 Grafton.
		Virgona, J.L. (1992) Environmental factors influencing the prevalence of a cutaneous ulcerative disease (red spot) in the sea mullet Mugil cephalus Linnaeus, in the Clarence River estuary, NSW Australia.
	www.nor.com.au /environment/clarencecatchment/clreflst.htm (1399 words)

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