Aboriginal Waterways Assessment program

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48 Aboriginal Waterways Assessment — Part B The program Jesse James Thorpe-Koumalatsos assessing fish stocks on the Owens River, Oxley, Victoria (photo by Ipshita Mondal, MDBA).
Aboriginal Waterways Assessment — Part B The program 49 PART B Aboriginal Waterways Assessment tools A generic results table Individual assessments are collated and calculated to produce a results table. Place identifier Name of place Cultural significance Cultural uses River health W1 Elbow Bend — Smith River (Lone Mountain township) C 39% 32% W2 Weir — Black Tea Stream A1 62% 49% W3 Picnic Point — Smith River (Lone Mountain township) A1 54% 48% W4 Smith River — The Old Bridge A1 53% 37% W5 Shallow Crossing — Taragalo Creek A3 41% 37%
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