How one of Sydney's sickest waterways is being nursed back to health

An army of volunteers known as the 'Mudcrabs' has worked for 20 years to restore Sydney's polluted Cooks River. With hundreds involved, their efforts have transformed the waterway and its surrounding bushland into a habitat for wildlife. Local authorities now recognize them as key contributors in the ongoing fight for the river's health.

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