The Hub has developed a Research and Monitoring Database (RaMonD) that aims to share knowledge of current and recent research and monitoring activities within the Hub's themes with those working in aquatic ecology. Sharing of this knowledge can avoid duplication of research effort and can provide effective research links to people and resources within topics of interest.

RaMonD is maintained by the Hub with inputs from the Victorian Catchment Management Authorities, the Arthur Rylah Institute, DELWP and the Victorian Environmental Water Holder (VEWH).

Please note that initial content within RaMonD covers only one theme - water for the environment. It is intended that following feedback from users, this content will be expanded to include all themes.

Barmah-Millewa fish condition monitoring - associated journal publications

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river
Keyword	birds icon sites native fish vegetation
Program	The Living Murray
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To provide long term condition monitoring of fish and crayfish in the Barmah-Millewa icon site
Location	Barmah-Millewa, VIC
Status	Ongoing
Start	2007
Finish	2017
Project Lead	Scott Raymond et al
Funder	Internal - SWED
Outputs	Annual reports
Publications	King, A. J., Gwinn, D. C., Tonkin, Z., Mahoney, J., Raymond, S. and Beesley, L. (2016), Using abiotic drivers of fish spawning to inform environmental flow management. J Appl Ecol, 53: 34–43. Stuart I. G. and Jones, M. (2006) Large, regulated forest floodplain is an ideal recruitment zone for non-native common carp (Cyprinus carpio L.). Marine and Freshwater Research 57, 337-347.

Barmah-Millewa fish condition monitoring - associated journal publications

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