Today we're attempting to assemble some fish habitat and we'll deploy them between the Flamington race course to Canning Street bridge there. These small fish that we put in the river eventually they grow up and they'll need some way to hide so as they move downstream we'll have these have that ready for them to live in. These will stay in the water indefinitely so we expect these structures to last 15 to 20 years. We've got habitat supplies by Department of Justice who are giving us the rocks as well as helping us with the concrete formwork and Vic Forest is supplying with the timber for us to create these wonderful habitat. I think the locals are quite supportive of the project. We're improving the health of the river hopefully they'll attract not just fish but bird live and all on what are users they enjoy. The Marivanong River Native Fisher Vival project is something that Melbourne Water and the Victorian Fisheries Authority have been working on together for a few years. Part of it is about restocking the river with fish but a large part of it especially from Melbourne Water's perspective is about reintroducing that complex woody habitat into the waterway. The in-stream woody habitat is something that historically has been removed from the rivers so they've not been I guess appreciated for the environmental values that they provide fish in terms of protection from the currents and protection from predators having safe places to be able to breed. This government has done so much to invest back into our natural environment our greatest asset which is the Marivanong River. It's so exciting to be part of a project which is now putting back that habitat that the fish need to thrive and be healthy and so that the community can enjoy the river even more than they do at the moment. It's been quite an interesting week challenging week but we're happy to see the finishing line and it's quite rewarding but just happy it can help deliver the last three habitat into the water for everyone to enjoy.