Restoring native fish populations

Flows for fish in the Murray-Darling Basin

Environmental water helps to provide a more natural flow regime for native fish and to restore their populations in the Murray–Darling Basin.

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Date

1 March 2017

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Office of Environment and Heritage

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Publication

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Free

Language

English

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ID OEH20170087

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Fish are critical to the Murray–Darling Basin: they cycle nutrients, are food for other parts of the food web and sustain a billion dollar recreational fishing industry. Looking after fish also has environmental, economic and social benefits.

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