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Lachlan
Native Fish
November 8, 2023

From little things... the evolution of environmental education in the mid-Lachlan

A dynamic youth group in Lake Cargelligo engages local kids in ecological surveys and outdoor education, fostering a love for nature and science.

Adam Kerezsy
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Lachlan
Native Fish
August 7, 2023

Needle in a Haystack: A chance discovery of one of the Murray-Darling Basin’s endangered fish has been made in the lower Lachlan

A surprising find in Booligal: a healthy population of endangered olive perchlet, discovered by ecologists, sparks hope for the species' future.

Adam Kerezsy
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Lachlan
Cultural Outcomes
April 26, 2022

Getting out on-Country the best way to inspire our next generation of freshwater ecologists

Young ecologists in Lake Cargelligo learn about freshwater ecosystems, monitor fish and plants, and enjoy hands-on environmental science.

Dr Will Higgisson
Adam Kerezsy
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Lachlan
Native Fish
September 22, 2021

Pelagic fishes of the Lachlan: What do dolphins and hardyheads have in common?

In the Lachlan River, native fish like hardyheads and smelt thrive in unique ecological niches, showcasing remarkable adaptations to their environment.

Adam Kerezsy
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Lower Murray and Coorong, Lower Lakes, and Murray Mouth
Cultural Outcomes
October 27, 2020

‘Up the Creek’ with ‘Down the Track’ – Investing in the next generation of ecologists

At Lake Cargelligo, the 'Down the Track' project empowers at-risk youth through biological surveys and camping trips, fostering future ecologists.

Adam Kerezsy
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