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Snowy Project - Priority native fish assessment

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river
Keyword	Australian Bass Australian Grayling floodplain native fish
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To improve knowledge on the status of Australian Grayling and Australian Bass in the Snowy River system, to inform investigation and management of environmental flows and future floodplain management, including connectivity
Location	Snowy River, VIC
Status	Completed
Start	2013
Finish	2015
Project Lead	Tarmo Raadik
Funder	CMA - East Gippsland
Outputs	survey, sampling protocols, report
Publication Outputs	Stoessel, D.J, et al. (2015) Snowy River environmental flow monitoring and investigation project – year one. Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research Unpublished Client Report
Publications	Stoessel et al. (2015) Conference Paper - 41st Australian Society for Fish Biology (ASFB) Annual Conference & 5th International Symposium of Stock Enhancement and Sea Ranching (ISSESR) Stoessel et al. (2016) Conference paper - International Symposium of Ecohydraulics 2016 - Understanding the effects of flow regime on the Snowy River estuary

Snowy Project - Priority native fish assessment

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