Edition 34 of RipRap is on ‘bringing back native fish’, and contains 60 pages of great articles featuring fish related science, on-ground works, oral history and community engagement from across Australia. It is a wonderful, uplifting edition, great to hand out at conferences, workshops and field days and can be used as a reference document on what is happening ‘fish-wise’ in different parts of the country.
– Siwan Lovett, Editor
Contents
- Smart partnerships bring back native fish | John Koehn
- Fish finding a new way from the sea to the Hume Dam | Jim Barrett & Martin Mallen-Cooper
- Heavy traffic on fish highway | Tim Marsden & Darren Jennings
- River changes make better roads for fish | Martin Prendergast
- ARRC creating a new buzz with Curate Bee | Sandra D’Souza & Siwan Lovett
- New homes reserved for Macquarie Perch | Mark Lintermans & Ben Broadhurst
- Gudgeon hits a purple patch | Adam Watt, Nick Whiterod, Chris Bice & Michael Hammer
- True Tales from a lost world | Will Trueman
- Communities help native fish to thrive | John Koehn & Mark Lintermans
- Collaboration is the key to better Murray Cod fishing | Matt Barwick
- Fishers unite to improve river health | Christopher Collins
- Resnagging the Murray River | Jarod Lyon
- Show us how it’s done – demonstration reaches | Native Fish Strategy Coordinators
- Commissioning water for fish | Anthea Brecknell
- A longer look at riparian restoration | Sam Lake & Paul Reich
- Talking Fish preserves river memories | Scott Nichols
- Early Aborigines active members of native fish | Will Trueman
- Murray Cod – creator of the river | Alan Ginns
- Clever cage keeps carp out | Anthony Conallin & Ivor Stuart
- Lachlan catchment cleaning out carp | Wayne Fulton & Martin Asmus
- A numbers game for Murray Cod | Paul Brown
- Fish and flows | John Conallin & Skye Wassens
- A tropical protection project | Amy Kimber & Mark Kennard
- Climate change with a freshwater twist | Peter Davies & Paul Close
- Water levels – the golden key | Scott Hardie
- Community efforts save small native fish | Lori Gould & Luke Pearcce
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