500 Natives planted 500 Metres of weed control Reviving a threatened ecological community Fridays Creek is coming back to life. Previously degraded, this beautiful stretch of waterway in the Upper Orara is now being transformed into a thriving habitat for…
The Richmond River OzFish Chapter has partnered with Landcare NSW, Eco Restorations, the NSW Recreational Fishing Trusts, and BCF – Boating Camping Fishing to rejuvenate Marom Creek’s vital riparian zone. 2000 Trees Planted 2ha Riparian Zone Restored 20 Volunteers Engaged…
Following the success of last year’s Mangrove Mates project, OzFish recently returned to the Hastings Foreshore, once again joined by over 50 eager students from St Joseph’s Primary School. Together, they continued mangrove restoration efforts and further promoted environmental stewardship…
Book in for induction event now! As OzFish’s Seeds for Snapper begins in Cockburn Sound in Western Australia, keen ocean-lovers are encouraged to attend an induction session and learn how to get involved with the nation’s largest seagrass restoration project….
Opportunities exist for organisations to arrange a team building working bee at the Moreton Bay Shellfish Reef Restoration site, Oysterworld, located at Port of Brisbane. Bring your team for a day of team building that can help create healthier waterways…
OzFish Unlimited has begun an ambitious new seagrass restoration project working with local partners Perfect Nature Cruises in Shark Bay, Western Australia. Shark Bay is home to some of the largest and most diverse seagrass meadows on the planet and they…
On Wiradjuri County, OzFish is working with traditional owners, Wiradjuri Cultural and Environmental Rangers, and Boys to the Bush, a local Indigenous youth program, to return a fish long forgotten by most. By restoring the critical habitats in the last…
We are thrilled to announce the successful installation of 15 metres of Quilted Oyster Reefs (QODs) along the rock walls at The Southport School on the banks of the Nerang River. This ambitious project, supported by Queensland’s Community Fishing Grants…
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…
The funding will allow the members of the Cairns Chapter of OzFish Unlimited to undertake habitat restoration and improve wetland connectivity in the Saltwater and Lilly creek catchments in partnership with local recreational fishers, the Cairns Regional Council, traditional owners…
OzFish Unlimited is commencing work on a restoration project with the assistance of the Council of the City of Gold Coast, to improve fish habitat and overall health of Saltwater Creek. Funded by the Australian Government’s Urban Rivers and Catchments program,…
Irrigation pumps and canals unintentionally pump eggs, larvae, juveniles and adult fish from waterways – killing tens of millions of fish every year.
Many pumps are screened with basic meshes or grids which become clogged. New fish screen technology works to protect pumps reduce costs for farmers and reduce fish intake.
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