Peacock bass are a large, predatory freshwater fish species native to South America. The attractive markings, large size and fighting qualities make the species a highly prized sportfish and extremely popular aquarium fish for hobbyist fish-keepers around the world. Despite this, the voracious … [Read more...]
Fisheries and Aquatic Ecosystems Resources
Through our work in project management, research and development, Catchment Solutions has developed its own knowledge resources, as well as collating a wealth of relevant resources from a broad network of associates and other professionals.
We are pleased to be able to make many of these resources available to download via this resource centre. If you are unable to find what you're searching for, please contact us for assistance via the contact link above.
Clyde Creek Marine Fish Habitat Rehabilitation Project
Background and Objectives In July 2018, Catchment Solutions conducted a marine fish habitat rehabilitation project in Clyde Creek, Gladstone. The project aimed to achieve a range of outcomes by undertaking a holistic suite of system repair works through utilising large, engineered log-jam … [Read more...]
Remediation of Leitchs Crossing complete
The remediation of Leitchs Crossing with a nature-like rock-ramp fishway was undertaken in partnership between Moreton Bay Regional Council and Catchment Solutions. Leitchs Crossing is located in the lower reaches of the South Pine River and was ranked as the 11th highest priority fish barrier in … [Read more...]
Fish Passage Rehabilitation in South East Queensland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSfJw1XYox4&t For the past three years, Catchment Solutions has been part of a project that identified more than 13 000 barriers to fish passage in South East Queensland, across 14 catchments. These movement barriers include weirs, culverts, bridge crossings, … [Read more...]
Slacks Creek Fish Passage Restoration Project
The remediation of the Paradise Road overpass barrier in Slacks Creek was undertaken in partnership between Logan City Council and Catchment Solutions. The Paradise Road overpass was ranked the 36th highest priority barrier in the GB region. A fish passage options assessment was undertaken to … [Read more...]
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