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Talk: Katarapko Eckert Creek Demonstration Reach ('Katfish Reach') project for native fish - and the native fish strategy.
Speaker: Kevin Smith, Friends of Riverland Parks
Talk: Berri evaporation basin and the successful breeding of murray hardyhead fish.
Talk: Driving instructions
Talk: Eckert creek inlet structure - and the movement of fish upstream and downstream
Talk: Jarrett creek structure
Talk: Main features of the Ngak Indau Wetland Trail - a dual use trail for walkers and bike riders.
Talk: Lock 4 and weir - and the effects of this structure and other structures along the River Murray system
Talk: Sawmill creek regulator
Speaker: David Collins, Friends of Riverland Parks
Talk: The stone weir and the role it plays in diverting water
Talk: Piggy creek and the aquatic life forms that it supports, particularly during flooding events
Talk: The critical role that 'The Splash' regulator, the largest regulator, plays in the regular flooding of the Katarapko flood plain
Talk: Boyties lagoon structure, and it's role during an inundation event
Talk: Native pine and mallee tree revegetation
Talk: Instructions for taking the Mallee Drive
Talk: General description of the River Murray and the aquatic life that it supports
Talk: Katarapko Eckert Creek Demonstration Reach ('Katfish Reach') project for native fish - and the native fish strategy
Talk: Native Murray pine plantings
Speaker: Richard Walsh, Dept of Environment & Water
Talk: Kai Kai Nature Trail - summary of trees, shrubs and birds
Talk: Instructions to drive to the Kai Kai Nature Trail - a shared use trail for walkers and bike riders
Talk: Origin of the name for this crossing, and its value for native fish.
Talk: A successful experimental seeding of mallee and other trees. The technique is described.
Talk: A short note on the mallee trees along this drive
Talk: Short note on murray pines and black box trees and how they were used by white settlers
Talk: General summary of the Katarapko flood plain and the ongoing benefits of regular controlled flooding
Speaker: Richard Walsh, Department of Environment & Water
