The ‘Dr Dave’ series is an initiative of the Murray-Darling Association and Burrumbuttock Public School.
The videos were generously supported and funded by the Murray Catchment Management Authority, Caring For Our Country, Landcare NSW, Communities in Landscape, Murray-Darling Basin Authority and the NAB Schools First program.
This Murray Catchment of NSW series consists of the four videos and their accompanying factsheets.
Alien fish are a big problem in the Murray-Darling Basin. Learn what alien fish are, and why they are a problem in the Basin.
Running time 4:28.
The Curlew is a vulnerable species of bird. Learn about why bushlands are important to the Curlew and how we can work together to help them survive.
Running time 2:34.
There are many native fish in Murray-Darling Basin. Learn about some of the native fish in our rivers and why the conserving the environment is important for their survival.
Running time 2:51.
The Murray River turtle is a native species of the Murray-Darling Basin. Observe a Murray River turtle being released back into the waterway.
Running time 2:55.