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Snowy eFlow Project - Snowy River Estuary Perch

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Catchment Management Authority
Habitat type	river
Keyword	angler engagement genetics hydrodynamic model
Program	Snowy eFlow Project
System component	fish
Theme	Environmental Water
Objective	To determine links between flow regime and recruitment of Estuary Perch in the Snowy River.
Location	Snowy River, VIC
Status	In progress
Start	2015
Finish	2016
Project Lead	Daniel J Stoessel
Funder	CMA - East Gippsland
Outputs	survey, modelling
Publication Outputs	Unpublished Client Report, Fact sheet, Journal article
Publications	Stoessel, D.J. et al. (2016). Snowy River environmental flow monitoring and investigation project – 2015/16. Unpublished Client Report Arthur Rylah Institute Fact Sheet - Snowy River environmental flow monitoring and investigation project: Relationship between flow, and recruitment and growth of estuary perch in the Snowy River.

Snowy eFlow Project - Snowy River Estuary Perch

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