CONTENTS

STATEMENT AND RECOMMENDATIONS

FOREWORD - Jim Barrett

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

• Review of Migration, Research Methods, and Passage for Downstream Migrant Fishes in the Northeast USA - Boyd Kynard
• Downstream Migration and Passage Technologies for Diadromous Fishes in the United States and New Zealand: Tales From Two Hemispheres - Jacques Boubée & Alex Haro 

STATE AND TERRITORY UPDATES

• Downstream movement of fish in Victoria - Tim O'Brien, Arthur Rylah Institute, Department of Sustainability and Environment
• Downstream movement of fish in New South Wales - Cameron Lay, NSW Fisheries 
• Downstream passage of fish in Queensland - Andrew Berghuis, Queensland Fisheries Service 
• Downstream movement of fish in the Australian Capital Territory - Mark Lintermans, Environment ACT 
• Downstream fish movement in South Australia - Qifeng Ye, SARDI Aquatic Sciences and Brenton Erdmann, Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation 

OTHER PAPERS PRESENTED

• Downstream transport of the eggs, larvae and juvenile fish in the Murray River: Impacts of river regulation on downstream dispersal - Dean Gilligan and Craig Schiller 
• Drifting fish larvae in Murray-Darling Basin rivers: composition, spatial and temporal patterns and distance drifted - Paul Humphries and Alison J. King 
• Downstream migration of adult Murray-Darling fish species - J. P. O'Connor, D. J. O'Mahony and J. M. O'Mahony 
• Linking the ecological importance of downstream fish movements to management of Murray-Darling Basin fish populations - John Koehn, Ivor Stuart and David Crook 

APPENDICES

• Screening Irrigation Offtakes in the Murray-Darling Basin to Reduce Loss of Native Fish - Tim Blackley 

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS