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An Estuary Perch population model to guide future environmental watering in the Snowy River

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river
Keyword	environmental flows Estuary Perch fish modelling
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To test future environmental flow regimes to determine their likely benefit on recruitment and growth of Estuary Perch. To test environmental flow scenarios to determine the ideal environmental flow regime that is required to be delivered in support of fish.
Location	East Gippsland CMA, Snowy River system
Status	In progress
Start	2019
Finish	2019
Project Lead	Dan Stoessel and Charles Todd, Arthur Rylah Institute, DELWP
Funder	East Gippsland CMA
Outputs	Population model, final report

An Estuary Perch population model to guide future environmental watering in the Snowy River

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