Murray
The Murray Catchment occupies an area of approximately 35,170 square kilometres. It is bounded by the Murray River to the south, the Murrumbidgee River catchment divide to the north and the Australian Alps to the east
The catchment includes the Kosciuszko National Park, the Murray River (its associated anabranches, floodplains and wetlands), the redgum forests of Barmah-Millewa; and the Koondrook and Werai forests.
Habitats
An especially significant area of aquatic habitat within this region the lower Murray. A report detailing this aquatic ecological community is available.
Barriers to fish passage
Weirs are on the significant barriers to fish passage. A report of reducing the impact of weirs in this region is available.
History
Have you ever wondered what the rivers used to be like? The historical fish report provides a snapshot.
