New research has found that roughly half of Australia's freshwater fish are fond of snacking on animal and plant material, including fruits, from outside their aquatic habitats.
Mark Lintermans was a member of the ACT Scientific Committee and the NSW Fisheries Scientific Committee, a previous convener of the Australian Society for Fish Biology Threatened Fishes Committee, and ...
South Australian golf course wetland is breeding site for locally extinct tiny native olive perchlet
A threatened native freshwater fish has been released into the Glenelg Golf Club wetlands to breed. The olive perchlet has been extinct in South Australia for 40 years due to habitat loss. As drought ...
The Australian government recently announced an unusual initiative to eradicate a long-standing animal pest problem. To rid their streams and rivers of invasive European carp crowding out native ...
This spring offers a critical window to see if man-made "bungalows" installed in rivers throughout the ACT can help a struggling fish species. If they work — as some ecologists are convinced they will ...
Bush fruits are supplementing a catfish and grunter species’ diets in the Far North with new research finding freshwater fish ...
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