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Saving mudfish with electric fences

Summary by Otago Daily Times
David Cook, left, from Kūmāna Environmental and Environment Canterbury’s Steve Carrick work to save mudfish in Bealey Stream at Hororata. PHOTOS: ECAN Hororata farmer John Grigg is helping a multi-agency project keep trout and eels out of a stretch of the Bealey Stream so the critically threatened Canterbury mudfish can thrive.
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