Last week in Port Adelaide, more than 50 volunteers turned out and got straight to work, recycling 12 tonnes of clean oyster shell into 600 Robust Oyster Baskets (ROBs)—brand new homes for oysters and fish, that will help kickstart the…
The harmful algal bloom along the South Australian coast continues to have a visible and significant impact. Discoloured water, foam, fewer fish being caught, and widespread fish deaths have left many communities reeling. For recreational fishers, coastal locals, and anyone…
South Australia’s coastal crew have experienced some brief respite in early June—and it’s thanks to hundreds of locals who rolled up their sleeves for seagrass. The Seeds for Snapper SA team have just taken out the 2025 SA Environment Working…
Since March 2025, a harmful algal bloom has impacted coastal waters across the St Vincent Gulf and South Australia’s southeast coast. It’s one of the largest events of its kind in the state, and it’s having a serious impact on…
Since mid-March, mass fish kills have been reported along the Fleurieu Peninsula and Limestone Coast, South Australia, with affected species including mulloway, rock cod, octopus, and iconic reef fish like leafy sea dragons and blue devils. The recent Fleurieu fish…
The 2024 season of Seeds for Snapper in Adelaide is about to kick off, marking the fifth summer of the community-led seagrass restoration work in South Australia. OzFish members, recreational fishers and keen South Australians are invited to attend the…
OzFish Unlimited is built on the contributions of our recreational fishing community giving back to the waterways they love to fish. Each year, we take great pride in celebrating the outstanding efforts of our members through the OzFisher of the…
OzFish’s Adelaide Chapter is about to embark on a shellfish revolution for the Port River. Over the next two years, recreational fishers will work hard to restore shellfish reefs lost from the Port River by recycling oyster shell into reef…
OzFish Unlimited has rallied the Adelaide community for the 2023 Seeds For Snapper seagrass restoration initiative and recruited hundreds of passionate volunteers to create a huge environmental impact despite challenging weather.
OzFish is rallying the Adelaide and Fleurieu Peninsula community around the 2023 Seeds For Snapper seagrass restoration initiative, inviting volunteers to start collecting now.
The fruit arriving on beaches marks the official start of the restoration program.
OzFish Unlimited is putting the call-out for volunteers in and around Adelaide to support seagrass restoration. OzFish is working with Green Adelaide to get volunteers ready for the annual Seeds for Snapper event in December. Volunteers are
There is renewed optimism for the future of seagrass restoration in South Australia due to the humble hessian bag, which has been at the heart of the Seeds for Snapper project now entering its fourth year. Associate Professor Jason Tanner,…
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