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Fish movement through the Lindsay Island anabranch system - 2015

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river
Keyword	Carp fish Golden Perch monitoring movement Murray Cod native fish TLM
Program	The Living Murray
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To monitor the movements of fish between the Murray River and anabranch systems in response to flows and the operation of floodplain structures over the coming years. The study specifically aims to add to our understanding of migration cues and habitat use by both native and exotic fish species, and provide managers with a set of ‘sentinel fish’ which can be monitored following floodplain infrastructure construction and operation. This activity report provides an update of tagged fish and fish detections following the first year of the study.
Location	Mullaroo and Lindsay River system
Status	Ongoing
Start	2014
Finish	2015
Project Lead	Zeb Tonkin, Arthur Rylah Institute, DELWP, for MCMA
Funder	MDBA, CMA - Mallee
Outputs	survey, report
Publication Outputs	report
Publications	Fish movement through the Lindsay Island anabranch system - 2015

Fish movement through the Lindsay Island anabranch system - 2015

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