Instream woody habitat (IWH or snags) are highly valued because of their contribution to catchment health, biodiversity and supporting self-sustaining…
Following a long-term fish research and monitoring project, recent changes to environmental flow management have supported Murray cod spawning along…
Trunks, branches and root masses (known as large woody debris or snags) have a significant role in the species composition,…
The Murray cod (Maccullochella peelii) is Australia’s largest freshwater fish and an icon species. It has significant economic, cultural, recreational and…
There is a general consensus amongst the scientific community that native fish abundance has declined across the Murray-Darling Basin (MDB),…
Fish stocking is one tool that can be used in conservation programs to help restore threatened fish stocks. Unfortunately hatchery-reared…
Fish population models are built using information about a species’ biology and lifecycle to try and simulate the population, and…
The decline in connectivity of lowland rivers to their floodplain habitats (amongst a range of other factors) has contributed substantially…