Report of the Broken River Scientific Panel on the environmental condition and flows of the Broken River and Broken Creek.

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Title: Report of the Broken River Scientific Panel on the environmental condition and flows of the Broken River and Broken Creek.
Creator: Cotthingham, Peter
Creator: Stewardson, Mike
Creator: Roberts, Jane
Creator: Metzeling, Leon
Creator: Humphries, Paul
Creator: Hillman, Terry
Creator: Hannan , Graeme
Subject: 270000 Biological Sciences
Subject: Lake Nillahcoote
Subject: Lake Mokoan
Subject: Gowangardie Weir
Subject: Casey's Weir
Subject: flow regulation
Subject: Broken River
Subject: Broken creek
Date: 2001
Publisher: Murray-Darling Freshwater Research Centre
Description: "December 2001".
Project no.: Bulk Entitlement conversion process for the Broken River Basin
Publication no.: CRCFE Technical report 10/2001
Description: MDFRC item.
Description: The Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DNRE) is overseeing a Bulk Entitlement conversion process for the Broken River Basin, with the aim of converting current water authority rights to water to Bulk Entitlements under the provisions of the Water Act (1989). A key feature of this process involves an assessment of current environmental conditions and identification of any current or potential impacts on environmental values associated with the regulation of flow within the river system. The broad environmental objective of the Bulk Entitlement conversion process is to ensure that current environmental values are protected and, where possible, enhanced.
Funding: MDFRC funding agency: Department of Natural Resources and Environment
Funding: MDFRC client: Cooperative Research Centre for Freshwater Ecology

Format: 116 p.
Language: en
Rights: Open Access. This report has been reproduce with the publishers permission.
Rights: Permission to reproduce this report must be sought from the publisher.
Type: report

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