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RaMonD is maintained by the Hub with inputs from the Victorian Catchment Management Authorities, the Arthur Rylah Institute, DELWP and the Victorian Environmental Water Holder (VEWH).
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Water quality monitoring of inflows and outflows of Barmah Forest during an ewatering event: 2017-18
Catchment Management Authority | |
Habitat type | floodplain river |
Keyword | water quality monitoring |
Program | The Living Murray |
System component | water |
Theme | Environmental Water |
Objective | The main objectives of the program were to: 1. Monitor water quality in the Murray River and its tributaries upstream and downstream of Barmah Forest during an environmental water event in September 2017 to February 2018 2. Monitor the changes in dissolved oxygen, and selected other water quality metrics, in the Murray River as it passes through Barmah Forest 3. Provide data for Natural 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 | 2017 |
Finish | 2018 |
Project Lead | D. Beischer for CMA - Goulburn Broken |
Funder | CMA - Goulburn Broken, MDBA |
Outputs | internal report |
Publication Outputs | internal report |