Flow impacts on estuarine finfish fisheries of the Gulf of CarpentariaExport / Share Halliday, I. A., Saunders, T., Sellin, M. J., Allsop, Q., Robins, J. B., McLennan, M. F. and Kurnoth, P. (2012) Flow impacts on estuarine finfish fisheries of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Project Report. Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Queensland, J.B. Robins, M. McLennan and P. Kurnoth.
Article Link: http://www.frdc.com.au/Archived-Reports/FRDC%20Pro... AbstractThe estuaries of Australia s tropical rivers support commercial fisheries for finfish and shellfish valued at over $220 million per annum. There are also significant tourism-related and local recreational and indigenous fisheries for icon species such as barramundi. Development of water resources in Australia's Tropical Rivers region is being considered for the Flinders, Mitchell, McArthur, Roper, Daly and Victoria catchments. Greater knowledge of the freshwater requirements of tropical aquatic ecosystems, including estuaries is crucial, so that the communities of catchments where water resource development occurs can be assured that the downstream effects of such development are considered and managed based on the best available knowledge.
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