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Barmah Forest intervention monitoring litter loads and hypoxia - March 2018

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	floodplain
Keyword	blackwater hypoxia litter load water quality
Program	The Living Murray
System component	vegetation water
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	The purposes of this study were: 1. To evaluate leaf litter loads in Barmah-Millewa Forest collected in June 2017 2. Use this data to predict the potential for the generation of hypoxic blackwater in the forest using the Blackwater Risk Assessment Tool (BRAT), and 3. Evaluate anomalously low dissolved oxygen recorded in the forest in December 2017.
Status	Completed
Start	2017
Finish	2017
Project Lead	Darren Baldwin (consultant) for GBCMA (Keith Ward)
Funder	CMA - Goulburn Broken, MDBA
Outputs	internal report
Publication Outputs	internal report

Barmah Forest intervention monitoring litter loads and hypoxia - March 2018

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