Fish Screen success on the Gunbower Creek, Cohuna VIC

The benefits of modern irrigation Fish Screens for agriculture and our waterways' health are documented in this video on the Gunbower Creek, Cohuna VIC. It features Peter Rose from the North Central Catchment Management Authority (NCCMA) and local dairy farmer Harry Rowlands discussing the benefits and outcomes of the recent Fish Screen installation at Cohuna, near the Murray River.
Recent research from Charles Sturt University has shown a 99% reduction in native fish lost from fish-screened channels and waterways.
For more information on Fish Screens, and how they can benefit irrigation infrastructure and native fish populations, please visit:
fishscreens.org.au/
This project has been made possible through support from One Basin CRC, Fish Screens Australia, NSW Recreational Fishing Trusts and NSW DPIRD.