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For the first time in 10 years, the fish in Meeboer Lake suffered a large-scale die-out because of an aeration system failure. Wyoming Game and Fish Department say snow and ice caused unexpected complications in February, resulting in what they call a winterkill. Although the fisheries biologists resolved the issue, the residual effects of the system failure, lack of sunlight and dying vegetation created deficient oxygen levels in the lake, causing the fish to die.

Official confirmation that they did no wrong and should not have been forced to give up the babies they had yearned to keep. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in edinburgh. what news, in edinburgh. ajourney. a major clean up operation is under way in a small town in new south wales after millions of fish died in a local river. it has now been almost a week since the incident and it's been an anxious time for residents of the town of menindee, who are worried about possible contamination of their water supply. earlier our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer gave me more details. we've heard from the s...

In this mass die—off. it's believed that the native fish suffocated in what is called hypoxic blackwater. this is a naturally occurring phenomenon that causes oxygen levels in the river to be drastically reduced, so essentially it's believed that these fish died because they didn't have enough oxygen. and the clean—up will be absolutely exhaustive. the police say it will be a logistical nightmare, so what we're seeing in menindee — this is a small community about 1,000 km to the west of sydney — is contractors using giant booms to scoop up the fish on the surface and also try to reach ...

Contamination of their water supply. i'm joined now by phil mercer in sydney. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme. what is the situation of the clean—up right now? we have heard from the senior police officer who is leading this emergency clean—up in menindee, and he believes that up to 20 million fish could have died in this mass die off. it is believed that the native fish suffocated in what is called hypoxic blackwater. this is a naturally occurring phenomenon that causes oxygen levels in the river to be drastically reduced, so essentially it is believed that these fish d...

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