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Water quality monitoring of inflows and outflows at Barmah Forest during an ewatering event: 2016-17

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	floodplain river
Keyword	water quality monitoring
Program	The Living Murray
System component	water
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	Objectives of the program: 1. To monitor water quality in the Murray River and its tributaries upstream and downstream of Barmah Forest during an environmental water event from November 2016 to January 2017; 2. To monitor the changes in dissolved oxygen, and other selected water quality metrics, in the Murray River as it passes through Barmah Forest; 3. To provide data for Resource Management Agencies in a time-efficient manner to enable adaptive management of the environmental water release in the event of poor water quality occurring.
Location	Barmah Forest
Status	Completed
Start	2016
Finish	2017
Project Lead	Waterwatch (David Hodgkins) CMA - Goulburn Broken
Funder	CMA - Goulburn Broken, MDBA
Outputs	internal report
Publication Outputs	internal report

Water quality monitoring of inflows and outflows at Barmah Forest during an ewatering event: 2016-17

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