New South Wales
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0Great news for golden perch in Murrumbidgee
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Environmental water has created ideal conditions for the next generation of Golden perch to feed, breed and boost native fish numbers in the river.
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0The important role of environmental watering
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0Water quality monitoring in the Murray–Darling Basin
Almost 3.5 million people depend on the water of the Murray–Darling Basin for their everyday use. Multi-million dollar industries rely on the same water to remain productive, a diverse range of plants and animals rely on the well-being of river systems to survive, and over one-third of the nation’s food is produced in the Basin. To make sure the Basin’s water stays fit for purpose, the Basin Plan sets out certain water quality objectives and targets to be achieved.
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0How water is allocated within the Basin
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0Deakin’s American dreams for the Basin
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0Celebrating our heritage
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0What is a healthy river system?
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0Investigating Progress in the Basin
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0Rivers of Carbon: Upper Bidgee River Rehab
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]
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0True Tales - Aboriginal Fisheries Management
Golden perch are thriving in waterways west of Hay, thanks to targeted flows supporting fish habitat. Creeks and wetlands between Hay and Balranald have been closely monitored to assess the role of targeted water deliveries to the area since the 2010 floods. And it’s good news for golden perch, or ‘yellow belly’. James Dyer from the Office […]