Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Richard-Walker-at-Euroka-Station---Drought-Documentation-Australia-27MZIFLFUT8C.htmlConceptually similarRichard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP07G7Completed★★★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0MEXCompleted★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0QW1Completed★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0FW9Completed★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0VBPCompleted★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0LXUCompleted★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0STKCompleted★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP0WA8Completed★★★★Richard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaGP08INCompleted★★★★View AllGP01GKDRichard Walker at Euroka Station - Drought Documentation AustraliaRichard Walker's herd of sheep are handfed on drought-stricken land. Walker is the son of a grazier and the station manager of the Euroka Station, 50kms outside of Deniliquin, New South Wales, Australia. His paddocks are almost bare, forcing Richard into a daily routine of hand feeding his sheep and cattle. Hand feeding is used in times when ground cover is insufficient for animals to graze and human intervention is required to provide feed for livestock. This involves either trawling a ground feeder that deposits grain supplements or the loading of self-feeders. Drought is severely affecting farmers and graziers in Australia. The situation is dire for those relying on the Murray-Darling River system. This once majestic river system occupies and supports four of Australia’s several states and in places has been reduced to a mere trickle. Graziers already facing economic hardships are being forced to re-evaluate stock numbers, prompting large livestock sales throughout the country.Locations:Australia-Euroka Station-New South Wales-OceaniaDate:1 Jan, 2007Credit:© Dean Sewell / Oculi/Agence VU / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5360px X 3598pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-Climate change impacts-Day-Drought-Dry-Farming-Global warming-KWCI (GPI)-Livestock-Outdoors-SheepShoot:Drought Documentation AustraliaDrought is severely affecting farmers and graziers in Australia. The situation is dire for those relying on the Murray-Darling River system. This once majestic river system occupies and supports four of Australia's several states and in places has been reduced to a mere trickle. Graziers already facing economic hardships are being forced to re-evaluate stock numbers, prompting large livestock sales throughout the country.
