Queensland Chapters

JOIN the Chapter by becoming an OzFish Member today! OzFish Bunya Bunya are a unique OzFish Chapter of indigenous fishers in south eastern Queensland. They will bring their traditional knowledge of the management of the local fisheries into their work to restore the habitat of their sea country.

Moreton Bay – Shellfish Reef Project Moreton Bay (Quandamooka) has lost many thousands of hectares of fish habitat such as seagrass and saltmarsh but by far the biggest loss has been that of shellfish reefs, with studies showing around  95% loss of suitable shellfish reef habitat in western Moreton Bay.  These largely unseen and lesser known reefs were once the life blood of our bay. ...

JOIN the Chapter by becoming an OzFish Member today! OzFish Cairns now has a group of dedicated local fishos guiding its foundational activities toward better habitat and more fish for the local area.  Local stakeholders such as Terrain NRM, Cairns Regional Council and Cassowary Coast Council are strong supporters of the initiative, and partnership projects are already in planning. Local ...

JOIN the Chapter by becoming an OzFish Member today! The OzFish Pumicestone Passage Chapter was formed to assist with the restoration of fish habitat and fish populations in the Northern Moreton Bay region. The Chapter hopes to give recreational fishers in the local community opportunities to; create new fish habitat, improve water quality and fish passage, control populations of noxious fish ...

JOIN the Chapter by becoming an OzFish Member today! CONNECT to the Chapter through their Facebook Page. Our Gold Coast Chapter have their sights set on some exciting restoration projects. The Gold Coast contains a spectacular network of waterways consisting of some 480 km of rivers and streams and 774 hectares of dams, lakes and canals that wind their way through the city’s landscape to ...