Wild Pyg hunters help a little fish in big trouble
Story by Peter Rose (North Central CMA) and Chris Lamin (Middle Creek Farm) Southern pygmy perch (Murray-Darling…
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Australia’s first nationwide waterway monitoring event, the National Waterbug Blitz!
This Spring, Australians are encouraged to become ‘citizen scientists’ and investigate how healthy their local waterways and…
Follow up monitoring for Murray Hardyhead shows translocation to be a success!
Recent monitoring has shown that Murray Hardyheads, a small freshwater fish with the ability to survive in…
Making a difference at Katarapko and Katfish Reach
Did you know its been over 80 years since all sized fish could make their way into…
Population models help assess risk for a threatened species
Conservation of species that face multiple threats is challenging, particularly where those threats include harvesting as a…
Zeb Hogan presents Monsterfish Free Public Lecture
Dr Zeb Hogan, fish biologist and host of Monsterfish, National Geographic Wild Channel will talk all things Monsterfish…
Climate change, stream flows and recruitment – is there a connection for Australian Bass?
How will a drying climate affect aquatic ecosystems? It’s an important, yet complex question. Part of the…
Innovation in controlling Common Carp – a globally invasive pest species
The Common Carp, Cyprinus carpio, is one the world’s most destructive invasive species. It has severe ecological, economic, and…
Comfortable cod for Cowra: When recycled roadwork debris creates new habitat for fish
A habitat restoration project at Cowra has recycled roadwork debris into new fish habit while creating flow…
What native fish need from flows at different life cycle stages
Native fish thrive and survive when they are provided with the right habitat and environmental conditions. Some…
How and why people change the flow of water: Understanding natural vs. regulated flows
Importance of understanding water flow The flow of water drives the life cycle of fish – whether…
2018 International Conference on River Connectivity (Fish Passage 2018) is coming to Albury in December
Allowing fish to freely migrate is a significant global issue, since fish need to move within their environment to feed, breed…
Fish continue to benefit from habitat enhancements in the Goulburn Catchment
The Goulburn Broken Catchment is one of the most preferred river fishing regions in Victoria¹. It supports…
Learning more about native fish with flow and population models
My ‘muddy’ friend John Koehn shown in the photo above, got in touch to let me know…
Flows and fish in the North
Researchers are investigating the importance of freshwater flows in the ecology of fish in the Daly River…