Carp gudgeons, a diverse group in Australia's MDB, face identification challenges and genetic threats, with some species critically endanger

A study identifies key research areas for Australian fish and fisheries, highlighting the need for policy-informing data and management.

SPP recovery in Mid-Murray shows promise with successful breeding and partnerships aiding conservation.

Murray cod stocking in Australian rivers aids recovery and biodiversity, using advanced and fingerling fish with monitoring tags.

Discover the rescue of the elusive Olive perchlet, a rare fish species in the Murray-Darling Basin, by a dedicated fish researcher.

Fish screens protect river life and aid irrigators by preventing blockages and saving time and money.

S. Pygmy Perch, once widespread, now clings to survival in NSW's few creeks, battling invasive species, drought, and habitat loss.

Fishways at Koondrook & Cohuna weirs aid fish passage, but adjustments needed to curb juvenile Carp migration.

EHNV, a lethal fish virus in Australia, causes mass deaths in redfin perch and affects other species. Report cases to 1800 675 888.

Floods rejuvenate Murray River's ecosystem, balancing freshwater and marine life, raising debates on future water management.

UNSW research on fish migration in Murray-Darling Basin reveals fishway design impacts on native species.

Fish migration in NSW rivers is hindered by barriers, but innovative fishways aid their crucial life cycles.

Golden perch in the Darling River face threats from fish kills, with research guiding rehabilitation efforts.

Toorale Park: A fusion of culture, ecology, and innovative fishway design, enhancing river life and honoring ancient traditions.

Victoria's eels, vital to biodiversity and culture, face decline. Satellite tracking aids in understanding their long migratory journey.

Thomson River's fishway aids native fish, preserving biodiversity and heritage in Victoria.

King River's fish habitat enhanced with boulders, log jams, and native flora, aiding species like Murray Cod.

Fish communicate with sounds that can be as loud as rock concerts, impacting fishing practices and raising questions about noise pollution.