The New South Wales government hopes a $10 million Noah’s Ark style plan will stave off a “potential fish Armageddon” facing the state this summer but critics say the coalition is sticking a band-aid on a gaping self-inflicted wound.
The Berejiklian government’s five-pronged plan aims to marry better research and increased breeding with fish rescue operations to save some of the state’s native fish from a forecast ecological disaster as the drought drags on.
