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River Murray residents report thousands of carp fingerlings infesting irrigation channels after flood - Vimarsana News

River Murray residents report thousands of carp fingerlings infesting irrigation channels after flood

Residents in the Mid Murray are reporting thousands of the fish gasping for air infesting waterways where they haven't been seen before, while experts say it is to be expected after the flood.

Source: abc.net.au
EPA's water testing after Menindee fish kill was flawed and insufficient, expert says | Murray-Darling Basin - Vimarsana News

EPA's water testing after Menindee fish kill was flawed and insufficient, expert says | Murray-Darling Basin

NSW environment agency took almost a month to release full results of six water samples taken from Darling-Baaka River five days after event

Flood and heat: why millions of fish are dying in western NSW - Vimarsana News

Flood and heat: why millions of fish are dying in western NSW

How did the latest mass fish kill happen? How does it differ from previous events and how can we stop it happening again?

'The smell is next level': millions of dead fish spanning kilometres of Darling-Baaka river begin to rot | Murray-Darling Basin - Vimarsana News

'The smell is next level': millions of dead fish spanning kilometres of Darling-Baaka river begin to rot | Murray-Darling Basin

Releasing environmental water held downstream could help stem the spread of poor quality water, experts say

Second mass fish death in Menindee in two weeks prompts calls for water quality monitoring - Vimarsana News

Second mass fish death in Menindee in two weeks prompts calls for water quality monitoring

Huge increase in fish numbers, particularly carp, during floods has lowered dissolved oxygen levels in lower Darling-Baaka River to less than 2mg/L