Thousands of stranded native fish will be relocated from a drought-ravaged town in New South Wales. The $10 million government scheme aims to create a 'modern day Noah's Ark' to protect native fish. The rescue mission in Menindee will take two weeks and aims to target pools forecast to not survive the summer. The rescued fish will be transported in vehicles with oxygen and temperature control before being placed in a section of the Lower Darling. Image: News Corp Australia
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Sunday, September 8, 2019
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