All posts tagged "Environmental Water"

  • Water for the environment supports healthy habitat and fisheries

    Written by the Victorian Environmental Water Holder (VEWH) Water for the environment is a legal share of water available in storages that’s set aside and released to improve the health

  • Back from the Dead

    Well it’s official. The southern purple-spotted gudgeon recently discovered in Reedy Lake No.3 have been confirmed by DNA as the real deal and more have been found in Reedy Middle

  • Water flows drives economic value from recreational fishing

    A statewide recreational fishing survey now provides key information on anglers favourite fishing locations, preferences for improving fishing experience, and the economic value of environmental flows for recreational fishers. Earlier

  • Victoria’s North and Murray water resource plan areas

    Draft Victoria’s North and Murray Water Resource Plan

    The Victorian Government has released the draft Victoria’s North and Murray Water Resource Plan for public comment. This Water Resource Plan is a key component of documenting Victoria’s water resource

  • Fish going with the environmental flow

    A key to native fish recovery is to use water for the environment to trigger fish to move so they will then feed and breed – the benefit being more

  • Hands Off Environmental Water, Fund Pump Screens

    The Victorian Recreational Fishing Peak Body, VRFish, is calling on all Victorian recreational fishers who love catching Murray cod, golden perch or trout to strongly back the protection of environmental

  • How does water for the environment benefit native angling fish?

    Written by the Victorian Environmental Water Holder Fish need flows, and as we have ‘turned off the tap’ to many of our major rivers and wetlands, water for the environment

  • Silver Perch Going with the Flow

    It is widely known that Murray-Darling Basin native fish use river flows as a cue for migration and spawning. Latest research into silver perch (Bidyanus bidyanus) by Victoria’s own Arthur Rylah Institute

  • The Glenelg

    By Shane Lowry The Glenelg river in Victoria’s far southwest is a fishing paradise with a range of species available to target as well as stunning scenery and a diversity

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