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Wheatstone Environmental Offsets - Barriers to sawfish migrations

Australian Ocean Data Network
Morgan, David, Dr (principalInvestigator, Point of contact)
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Morgan, D., Whitty, J., Allen, M., Ebner, B., Keleher, J., Gleiss, A. and Beatty, S. (2016). Wheatstone Environmental Offsets - Barriers to sawfish migrations. A Freshwater Fish Group & Fish Health Unit (Centre for Fish & Fisheries Research, Murdoch University) report for Chevron Australia and the Western Australian Marine Science Institution.

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This study was designed to assist in the conservation of sawfishes in Western Australia and implementing Conditon 66 (c) (Biodiversity Offsets Strategy for Wheatstone Project). This was achieved by gathering detailed ecological information on the current distribution, migration patterns, and habitats critical to the survival of the species. This information is crucial for prioritising, developing and implementing appropriate management arrangements to protect these rare species and their habitats. This project addresses the following key objectives: - Assessing the locations of barriers to sawfish migrations in northern Western Australia. - Prioritisation of existing barriers relative to their potential impact to the migration patterns of sawfish. - Monitoring of sawfishes below specific barriers. - Exploring the use of ‘trap and haul’ to assist sawfish negotiating potential barriers. Data is stored on Pawsey Data Portal (https://data.pawsey.org.au/)

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Statement: Methods: - Location and prioritisation of barriers - Assessment of high priority barrier locations - Habitat assessment (hydraulic geometry, water temperature, salinity, river discharges, stage hieghts, water clarity, vegetation) - Abiotic variable (water temperature / light intensity / pool depth) - Tagging of sawfish (Vemco V13-TP acoustic tags) - Acoustic array (14 to 20 Vemco VR2W acoustic receivers) - "Trap and haul" Detailed information is available via final report "Wheatstone Environmental Offsets - Barriers to sawfish migrations"

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Project Partners - Chevron Australia - Western Australian Marine Science Institution - Nyikina-Mangala Rangers, - Team Sawfish
Credit
Project team - Jeff Whitty (Murdoch University) - Mark Allen (Murdoch University) - Brendan Ebner (JCU, CSIRO, Murdoch University) James Keleher (Murdoch University) - Adrian Gleiss (Murdoch University) - Stephen Beatty (Murdoch University)

Modified: 08 09 2016

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