Section I: Introduction
1. Introduction Section II: History and context of environmental flows
2. Drivers and social context
3. Understanding hydrological alteration
4. Ecological effects of hydrologic alteration
5. Geomorphological change Section III: Vision and objectives for the river system6. Impacts of Hydrological Alterations on Water Quality
7. Stakeholder Engagement in Environmental Flows Management
8. Environmental flows and natural capital - free-flowing ecosystem services
9. Environmental water management's cultural challenge
10. Environmental flow objectives and targets Section IV: How much water is needed? Tools for environmental water development11. Evolution of flow principles and methodologies
12. Tools for sediment
13. Physical habitat modelling and ecohydrological tools
14. Ecological response modelling
15. Determining and addressing uncertainty Section V: Environmental water within Water Resource Planning16. Water Budgets to Inform Sustainable Resource Management
17. Mechanisms to allocate environmental water
18. Rebalancing the system - Acquiring water and trade
19. Environmental Water Organizations and Institutional Settings
20. Management options informed by hydrological drivers
21. Managing Infrastructure to Maintain Natural Functions in Developed Rivers
22. Environmental water and integrated catchment management Section VI: Active management of environmental water
23. Planning the use of environmental water
24. Operational issues
25. Monitoring, evaluation and adaptive management of environmental flows
26. Performance Management: A Multi-criteria Policy Toolkit Section VII: Remaining challenges and way forward
27. Where to from here