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About aquaculture
The NSW oyster industry has a history dating back to the 1870s in the Georges River and is the state’s largest aquaculture sector.
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Fishers for Fish Habitat
We have regulated rivers, removed mangroves and saltmarsh for coastal development, drained wetlands and fish nursery habitat, constructed structures which restrict river flow and inhibit fish migration and removed macrohabitat such ... As such, they are
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Hastings recreational fishing guide
Hastings recreational fishing guide. Summary. The Hastings River starts high on the Great Dividing Range running east down through the picturesque Hastings Valley, through unique river towns such as Mount Seaview, ... The river has a wide range of
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Darling River Snail
Characteristics. The Darling River Snail is a freshwater snail with a round shell that ends in a conical spire. ... The main distinguishing feature between the Darling River Snail and Hanley's River Snail is their distribution.
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Rehabilitating habitats
Rehabilitating habitats. To better manage our aquatic ecosystems we need to repair the damage from the past. By removing barriers to fish passage, reinstating snags and riparian vegetation and improving water flows we can make more fish … naturally
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Murray River EEC
Murray River EEC. Title. The aquatic ecological community in the natural drainage system of the lower Murray River catchment. ... Excluded from this recommendation are the Lachlan River and the Darling River and their tributaries, and artificial canals,
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Introduction of fish to fresh waters within a river catchment outside their natural range
Introduction of fish to fresh waters within a river catchment outside their natural range. ... Primefact Number: Edition: Released/reviewed:. In November 2001, the introduction of fish to fresh waters within a river catchment outside their natural range
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Hawkesbury River
Hawkesbury River. For the purposes of the Estuary Prawn Trawl Share Management Plan, the Hawkesbury River includes all waters from the confluence of the Hawkesbury River and the South Pacific Ocean ... Colo River. The whole of the waters of the Colo
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Protecting habitats
Livestock grazing on the foreshore or a river or other waterway can contribute to bank erosion and loss of valuable paddock soils to the river. ... By obtaining the required approvals, these sorts of works can be adequately assessed before they are
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Aquatic ecological community in the natural drainage system of the lowland catchment of the Lachlan River
Aquatic ecological community in the natural drainage system of the lowland catchment of the Lachlan River. ... The aquatic ecological community in the natural drainage system of the lower Lachlan River catchment is listed as an endangered ecological
