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Monitoring and assessment of Gunbower and Thompsons weir fishways

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river
Keyword	fish fishways
Program	The Living Murray
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To collect technical and biological information concerning migratory fish in Gunbower Creek. The monitoring was then interpreted to determine if the fishways enable upstream and downstream passage of the full range of target fish species and size classes. The information collected will also be used to inform the design of the new fishways proposed under the new Living Murray program and for the existing weirs.
Location	Gunbower Weir vertical-slot fishway and Thompson’s Weir rock fishway
Status	Completed
Start	2011
Finish	2012
Project Lead	Kingfisher Research (consultant) for NCCMA
Funder	MDBA, NCCMA
Outputs	report
Publication Outputs	report
Publications	Monitoring and assessment of Gunbower Weir and Thompson Weir fishways 2011-12

Monitoring and assessment of Gunbower and Thompsons weir fishways

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