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La Trobe University
Victoria, Australia
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    www.mdfrc.org.au/cms/emailpage.asp?AreaID=20&FileName=B - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 3/1/2007    Last Visited: 3/1/2007  

    Full Title The impact of water delivery on the movement of biota (dormant propagules) into wetlands Student Jessica Butler Supervisors Daryl Nielsen (MDFRC), Terry Hillman and Phil Suter (La Trobe University) and Bernard McCarthy (MDFRC, LBL) Funding

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    MDFRC - Projects - Current Projects - Education - The... - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 9/25/2006    Last Visited: 12/5/2007  

    Jess ButlerMDFRC - Projects - Current Projects - Education - The movement of dormant propagules into wetlands
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    Jessica Butler

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    MWWG : Newsletter 6: May 2004 - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 12/1/2005    Last Visited: 9/7/2009  

    Jess Butler

    Both stations are located south west of Lake Victoria. The Nampoo Station project involved watering two connected ephemeral wetlands, which cover 14.6 ha. A total of 170ML was used to flood the Nampoo wetlands. The Cliffhouse Station wetland covers approximately 3.3 ha with 27ML allocated for the inundation. It is estimated that these wetlands have not been inundated for 10-15 years.

    Jess Butler collecting zooplankton samples at Nampoo. Photo courtesy A.Chatfield.
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    Monitoring of pre and post watering will be conducted by MWWG in association with Jess Butler a PhD student with LaTrobe University.
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    Jess Butler, a PhD student of LaTrobe University, working with the MDFRC, will be carrying out more intensive monitoring including zooplankton and fish surveys. Funding has been made available for a bird hide. The design and position of the bird hide was developed in conjunction with the Wentworth Shire Coucil and the Sunraysia Bird Observers.
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    Natural Resources Management Scenario - Adrian Wells, Peter Atkinson (Thegoa resident), Cath Hall (MDFRC) and Jess Butler (MDFRC) led groups of students through a hypothetical scenario of the development of a holiday resort on the floodplain of Thegoa Lagoon.

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    MWWG : Newsletter 6: May 2004 - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 5/1/2004    Last Visited: 9/7/2006  

    Jess Butler

    Both stations are located south west of Lake Victoria.The Nampoo Station project involved watering two connected ephemeral wetlands, which cover 14.6 ha.A total of 170ML was used to flood the Nampoo wetlands.The Cliffhouse Station wetland covers approximately 3.3 ha with 27ML allocated for the inundation.It is estimated that these wetlands have not been inundated for 10-15 years.

    Jess Butler collecting zooplankton samples at Nampoo.Photo courtesy A.Chatfield.
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    Monitoring of pre and post watering will be conducted by MWWG in association with Jess Butler a PhD student with LaTrobe University.
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    Jess Butler, a PhD student of LaTrobe University, working with the MDFRC, will be carrying out more intensive monitoring including zooplankton and fish surveys. Funding has been made available for a bird hide.The design and position of the bird hide was developed in conjunction with the Wentworth Shire Coucil and the Sunraysia Bird Observers.
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    Natural Resources Management Scenario - Adrian Wells, Peter Atkinson (Thegoa resident), Cath Hall (MDFRC) and Jess Butler (MDFRC) led groups of students through a hypothetical scenario of the development of a holiday resort on the floodplain of Thegoa Lagoon.

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