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Fantastic to see a great innovation that helps both the farmer and the environment. Glyphosate should be phased out cos it's killing bees and other pollinators!

The stands of aquatic vegetation encourages the presence of the aquatic microfauna. The vegetation not only offers protection form visual predators, but also as a platform for food source. The stems and fronds of the plants become colonized by Diatoms. This is the slimy substance often felt when touching the fronds, stems of such plants. Very simply: this mucilage of diatoms is then consumed by many Cladocerans. Tiny little crustaceans (Chydoridae), often <0.5mm, feeding on the mucilage of diatoms on the plant stems/fronds. These in turn are fed upon by micro-predators such as Copepods (Cyclopoids, Calaonids), that are then eaten by larger predators such a beetles, mayflies, dragon flies. And then in turn eaten by small fish and birds. The benthic region amongst these plants are often colonized by Ostracods, a tiny little crustacean called "seed shrimps" and also other Cladocerans. These feed on the detritus that rains down form above. So the presence of aquatic plants has a snow ball effect on the ecology of wetlands. Rob Walsh. Australian Waterlife.

Great video. As a young Aussie farmer I'm so proud to see broad hc farmers taking responsibility in improving the land for themselves an generation to continue the love out our great Southern land of Australia

Come on New Zealand... If the Aussies can do it, we surely can!!

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Brilliant demo 👍

This is really good stuff for the Australian Empire.

This is amazing work and show's benefits for fish & riperian areas , but also the farmer during dry season and keeping the ground water table recharged, this is prime example of how farmers can also be part of helping the environment

Really cool video. Whoever you guys are you do a really good job explaining this to people who don't understand how all fisheries projects like these work.

Great work! Cheers from Canada!

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Very good work.

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Bravo, and best of luck from here in the States!

Beautifull done

Beautiful keep up the updates !

Out comes cane toad to spoil it all

We need more of these projects helping to protect our water ways .and rivers giving the aquatic life a chance to thrive.

Great work. Lots of good info in this video. Thanks.

I work for a rivers trust in South East Wales, UK and we have several barriers similar to the road bridge slab shown in this video. Would it be possible for you to send me drawings of the formwork used for the concrete baffles Thank you

This is superb work here. Great to see the effort going into maintaining and growing your fish stock numbers and species.

AMAZING.

(when every living cell holds an ocean within water wants to flow slow)

Well filmed and a rare tidal bore. Thanks for sharing.

Does anyone know how to find out when this tidal bore occurs on the Styx River?

Excellent unique footage of the bore ! Antony Colas, riding bores worldwide, yep@surftrip.net

This is the best video! 😍

Great to see you guys getting out there and helping our native fish!

Such fantastic work!!! Well done Catchment Solutions, you have set the bar high for the rest of Australia to follow.