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Monday, 21 July 2008

Life-saving water allocation for rare native fish

18/01/2008 1:24:00 PM.  | 
A school of rare native fish, under threat from the drought will receive life-saving water today in a bid to save them from extinction.

The Southern Pigmy Perch live in a creek in the Mellewa State Forest, near Deniliquin in south west NSW.

The Murray-Darling Basin Commission and Forests NSW have started releasing a small amount of water into the creek, which has been monitored since last September.

It significantly deteriorated after Christmas.

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