Fish research in action Australian Society of Fish Biology and Oceania Chondrichthyan Society Conference 2016
Fish research in action
11:30AM - 1:00PM
Tuesday, 6th September
Tasman A
Chair: Mike Steer
Sponsored by:
- Climate impacts and adaptation options for Australian fisheries – 25 years of progress - Alistair Hobday
- Key principles for undertaking marine research that enables knowledge exchange and evidence-based decision-making - Christopher Cvitanovic
- Evaluating how the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is helping native fish - Katie Ryan
- Using anglers to survey Murray cod: What’s the catch? - Patrick Ross-Magee
- What's the future for the small, threatened wetland fish Nannoperca australis (southern pygmy perch)? - Charles R Todd
- Elevation and waterfalls structure fish assemblages in short-steep-coastal-streams - Brendan C Ebner
Fish research in action
2:00PM - 3:30PM
Tuesday, 6th September
Tasman A
Chair: Scott Raymond
Sponsored by:
- Science informs restoration of a fragmented ecosystem: a fish passage case study from an estuarine barrage - Chris Bice
- Fish need water: Developing and delivering flows for fish - Anthony Townsend
- Sometimes fish need more than water: Supporting flow management with complementary actions to enhance fish outcomes - Iain Ellis
- Bush Blitz fish surveys across remote northern Australia: scientific discovery, management outcomes and community engagement - Michael Hammer
- Harnessing ecological knowledge to inform fish-flow management - John Koehn
- Dams, rainfall, fires and fish: the links and opportunities for building resilience. - Stephen Beatty