Coorong Chapter

The Coorong Chapter of OzFish is a dedicated group of anglers and conservationists committed to preserving the unique and fragile ecosystems of the Coorong region. Focused on sustainable fishing practices and habitat restoration, the Chapter works tirelessly to protect and enhance the local waterways and wetlands. Through community engagement, educational initiatives, and collaborative projects, they aim to foster a deep sense of environmental stewardship and ensure the health and biodiversity of the Coorong for future generations. To get involved, participate in their events, volunteer for restoration activities, or become a member, and contribute to the preservation of this vital natural habitat.

Location

The Coorong geographically lies between Goolwa and Salt Creek and is an Estuary or Coastal lagoon with fresh water inflows form the northern end at Lake Alexandrina also with above and below surface water entering mainly at Salt Creek to its southern end.The Ramsar listed Coorong Estuary’s main body of water is about 100km long, situated within the Coorong National Park following the Great Southern Ocean coast.

Country

The traditional Custodians of the Coorong region land and sea are the Ngarrindjeri people.

Meeting

Members meet periodically throughout the year for informal gatherings, discussing projects and enhancements to the regions fish habitat. Meeting details, including dates and venues, are communicated to members via email notifications.

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