Our team was happy to roll out the #orangecarpet for Dr. Helen Haines MP and showcase some of the research we have going on in the #aquatic lab and our #stockgalaxias facility Gulbali Institute Charles Sturt University

A 4 yr project in the making! Dr lee baumgartner releasing juv Stocky Galaxias who’s parents were rescued from this creek in the #snowy mtns during the #blacksummer 🔥Gulbali Institute Charles Sturt University

More photos from the release of our Stocky Galaxias in the Snowies 🏔 #NSW. This project is the definition of “it takes a village”. So many partners and collaborators who helped over the last 4 yrs! Fantastic outcome for fish, science & team work! Gulbali Institute

A new study has revealed that the proximity of townships to waterways can impact the size of golden perch (Macquaria ambigua), one of the most desirable species within the Murray-Darling Basin. finterest.com.au/are-golden-per… Finterest

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Just Published: The Life and Times of the Murray Cod presents insights into the breeding, early life, growth, habitat, feeding, movement and conservation of the Murray cod, and explores its relationships with people, from pre-European times to today. publish.csiro.au/book/7924/

A series of talks about the importance of fishway to maintain aquatic biodiversity was delivered in Indonesia and New Zealand.

A new paper! Evidence of fish community fragmentation in a tropical river upstream and downstream of a dam, despite the presence of a fishway. publish.csiro.au/PC/PC22035?fbc…

Global experts gathered at #CSU to develop conceptual models of #ricefish systems to manage irrigated landscape to increase food security and social economics under the Water for Rice and Fish (WARF) Project.

We are pleased to show our research facilities in the aquatic lab at #Albury campus to Minister Tim Crakanthorp & Justin Clancy, joined by Prof Renée Leon (Vice-Chancellor & President) & Prof Lee Baumgartner (Gulbali Institute Director) on the tour. Charles Sturt University, Gulbali Institute

More highlights from our visit from Minister Tim Crakanthorp and Justin Clancy to the aquatic research lab #Albury campus, joined by Prof Renée Leon (Vice-Chancellor & President) & Prof Lee Baumgartner (Gulbali Institute Director). Charles Sturt University, Gulbali Institute

Our Next Generation Water and Engineering Hub met at the Hydraulics Lab @UNSWWRL to discuss our upcoming research projects relating to flumes, #fishpassage, #citizenscience, #waterquality, #waterinfrastructure and First Nations.

"Evaluation of a new practical low-cost method for prioritising the remediation of fish passage barriers in resource-deficient settings". This paper provides a great tool to assess remediation of fish passage barriers. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Today we hosted the DPI @nswdpi, Threatened Species Group to tour our facilities and show some of our threatened species' research with stocky galaxias, Macquarie perch and Murray crayfish. #Theatenedspecies #fisheriesresearch

Nicki Duncan about to start PhD Charles Sturt University that will investigate if processes for fish barrier remediation prioritisation can better target human and environmental health to deliver on development goals. All the best to her study!

These murals at CSU Thurgoona were painted by Tracie MacVean to represent our unique alpine landscapes and some of the species that live in this ecosystem. Our team currently works to protect the critically endangered Stocky galaxias, Alpine spiny crayfish and Macquarie perch.

Inland Fisheries Research Group member and Charles Sturt University PhD student Joachim Bretzel shared some of his interesting findings on #fish screens at the First Fish Impingement and Entrainment Conference in Liverpool. Huge thanks to the Institute of Fisheries Management for organizing this great event #fishimp2023

Our new paper found some larval golden perch drifted over 1615 km from their spawning grounds near Mungindi downstream to the Menindee Lakes. Protection of future connected flow events will be important for improving golden perch populations. Check out at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

New paper from the team on fish screens in the Murray-Darling Basin. Check out this paper at: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aq…

Our Inland Fisheries Research Group member, Dr An V. Vu, attended the 7th International Otolith Symposium in Chile to share his interesting findings on fish migrations in Vietnam. Thanks to the Gulbali Institute, Charles Sturt University for supporting this great opportunity.