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Fish data for the Basin Plan Evaluation 2020
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# Overview The fish monitoring analysis that underpinned the Basin Plan Evaluation 2020 drew predominately on annual fish monitoring sampling data, from the Murray--Darling Basin Fish Survey (MDBFS) program. Fish sampling data has been collected from fixed-site locations across four basin states, which includes a broad range of fish species. The sourcing of this data was done predominately through the MDBFS data services provided through contract agreements with Basin states. ### Basin Plan Evaluation 2020 products A range of products have been developed and released as part of the Basin Plan Evaluation 2020. [Link to content landing zone](https://www.mdba.gov.au/water-management/basin-plan/basin-plan-evaluations/2020-basin-plan-evaluation) [Link to reports and data page](https://www.mdba.gov.au/publications-and-data/publications/2020-basin-plan-evaluation-reports-and-data) [Link to Fish dashboard](https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiYWUxZTY5OGYtNWZjMC00YzFjLTgzN2EtZTdiNzc2ZjEwMmQ1IiwidCI6IjFlMjU3ZjA5LWQ5NmItNDkxYS1hNDg4LWRjMmEzOTljYmVlNSJ9)
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