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Hattah Lakes - Movement of eggs and larvae through the environmental pumps

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river wetland
Keyword	Chalka Creek fish larval fish Pumping
Program	The Living Murray
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To examine the response of the local fish community to the second of two substantial environmental watering events at the Hattah Lakes that delivered 92 000 ML of water through environmental pumps during winter/spring 2014–15.
Location	Hattah Kulkyne
Status	Completed
Start	2013
Finish	2015
Project Lead	MDFRC (consultant) for CMA - Mallee
Funder	MDBA, CMA - Mallee
Outputs	survey, report
Publication Outputs	Unpublished report to MCMA
Publications	Movement of fish eggs and larvae through Hattah Lakes environmental pumps 2014

Hattah Lakes - Movement of eggs and larvae through the environmental pumps

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