Radio and acoustic telemetry have been used in 24 studies of freshwater fish in New
Zealand. Although most native species are too small to carry these tags, studies using …

Background Mobile radio tracking is an important tool in fisheries research and
management. Yet, the accuracy of location estimates can be highly variable across studies …

Radio-tracking provides an effective means of studying the spatial ecology of threatened
fishes where almost inaccessible habitats and species rarity render conventional mark …

Establishing the activity, movement and habitat‐use patterns of endangered species is
fundamental in designing effective conservation plans. In Australia, the critically endangered …

Telemetry error is not regularly considered in aquatic studies; however, when it is
considered, it is generally treated as a static value despite high variation that can occur even …

This study describes an improved method that decreases tracking time but increases
accuracy and precision for the fine-scale location of radio tags by reducing the receiving …

Environmental flows are applied to regulated rivers, predominantly with the aim of benefiting
native fauna. However, the outcomes for biodiversity and the mechanisms that underpin …

Studying biological rhythms of activity and determining the external factors that influence
behaviour of animals can be challenging in many aquatic habitats. We investigated the …

Ongoing drought in the ACT has resulted in the recommissioning of Cotter Reservoir for
water supply and a decision to enlarge the Cotter Reservoir from 4.5 GL to 78 GL. The Cotter …

Fish have a wide variety of feeding habitats and feeding patterns, making them a good
experimental model for the study of feeding behaviour. Recent studies show that fish forage …