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Fish movement in response to environmental watering Potterwalkagee Creek

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	creek floodplain
Keyword	fish fyke netting larval sampling
Program	The Living Murray
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To determine if lateral movement of large-bodied fish occurs between the Murray River and Potterwalkagee Creek during filling and drawdown hydraulic phases. To determine whether environmental regulator operation facilitates the transport of drifting larval and juvenile stages of native and non-native fish into Potterwalkagee Creek via the Upper Potterwalkagee Creek and Stoney Crossing inlets during filling and drawdown hydraulic phases.
Location	Potterwalkagee Creek
Status	Completed
Start	2014
Finish	2014
Project Lead	MDFRC for MCMA, Andrew Greenfield
Funder	MDBA, MCMA
Outputs	report
Publication Outputs	report
Publications	Fish movement in response to environmental watering Potterwalkagee Creek

Fish movement in response to environmental watering Potterwalkagee Creek

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