Chris Bice

I am a Research Scientist with the Inland Waters and Catchment Ecology Program at SARDI Aquatic Sciences (South Australia Department of Primary Industries and Regions) and an affiliate of the University of Adelaide School of Biological Sciences. I have been conducting research on the ecology of freshwater and estuarine fish in the Murray-Darling Basin for the past 15 years, with a particular focus on the lower River Murray, Lower Lakes and Coorong. My primary areas of expertise include fish movement, fish passage, threatened species ecology and the response of fishes to changing flow regimes. My research involves collaboration with multiple government agencies and research institutions and aims to inform the management of freshwater and estuarine fishes, including the delivery of environmental flows.