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"content": "This Murray River wetland is a glimpse of a carp-free future \nManagers shut the wetland off from the river, dried it out to kill the carp, then carefully refilled it with screens that keep big carp out. Result: crystal-clear water, thriving aquatic plants, native fish, frogs, turtles \u0026 birds.\nEuropean carp still dominate much of the Murray–Darling (up to 90% of biomass in some spots) and the river downstream of the Darling is now listed as critically endangered. The carp herpes virus is still 2 years off, so these local exclusion trials are showing what’s possible right now.\nA blueprint for other sites while we wait for the bigger biological control.\n\n#Landline #MurrayRiver #CarpFree #invasivespecies \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anc3K4rNEh8",
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