Researchers returned 4,450 pieces of timber to 110 km of Australia's Murray River; over seven years, Murray cod abundance tripled and golden perch density doubled in the restored reach
- Golden perch (Macquaria ambigua)Restoring woody habitat in a degraded section of Australia's Murray River has led to a major increase in the populations of two native fish species.
- In the research carried out over seven years, the number of Murray cod in the restored reach increased threefold, while the population of golden perch increased twofold.
- The aim of the study was to examine whether adding large pieces of coarse woody habitat could increase fish populations.
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- Golden perch (Macquaria ambigua)Restoring woody habitat in a degraded section of Australia's Murray River has led to a major increase in the populations of two native fish species.
- In the research carried out over seven years, the number of Murray cod in the restored reach increased threefold, while the population of golden perch increased twofold.
- The aim of the study was to examine whether adding large pieces of coarse woody habitat could increase fish populations.
Sources: Times of India