Goal 4: Reducing carp and other pest fish impacts
TARGET: A capacity to deliver improved quality and availability of inland water through reduced impacts and rates of spread of carp and other pest fish species
Outputs
- New knowledge on carp and tilapia biology and/or ecological interactions and control options
- Knowledge of the potential of daughterless platform technology
- Knowledge on the potential of Cyprinid herpesvirus 3 (CyHV-3) as a biocontrol agent for carp in Australia
- Improved technologies and cost-effective responses to management of new freshwater fish invasions and reduced rates of spread of existing pests
- Adaptive management framework for assessing national control options for pest fish
- New generation biocidal products for controlling invasive fish investigated
- Integrated pest fish management package
Projects
- Reproduction and recruitment hotspots in the Murray-Darling Basin (4.F.5)
- Carp movement and migration in the Murray-Darling Basin (4.F.6)
- Carp age validation in the northern Murray-Darling Basin (4.F.11)
- Carp vulnerability analysis synthesis (4.F.15)
- Daughterless pest fish technology (4.F.3)
- Koi herpesvirus (Cyprinid herpesvirus 3) (4.F.7)
- Policy analysis of genetic techniques (4.F.8)
- Biocides review (4.F.9)
- Pheromone attractants (4.F.4)
- Environmental attractants (4.F.13)
- Acoustic fish repellents and attractants (4.F.14)
- Optimised wetland carp separation cages (4.F.12)
- Optimised wetland carp separation cage evaluation – Lake Bonney (4.F.17)
- Demonstration site: Albert-Logan, Qld (10.U.8)
- Demonstration site: Lachlan catchment, NSW (10.U.9)
- Demonstration site: Lakes Sorell and Cresent, Tas (4.F.16)
- Rapid response planning (9.F.1)
- Tilapia control and management strategies (4.F.10)
- Engaging communities of the Murray-Darling Basin (10.F.1)
Relevant projects included under other goals
- Validating and refining risk assessment models (9.D.1)
- Scoping current invasive fish measuring and reporting methods (9.D.5)
- Mapping invasive animals in Australia (includes carp) (12.D.1)
