Manning River Chapter

The OzFish Manning Chapter is a vibrant community of dedicated anglers and conservationists committed to preserving and enhancing the aquatic habitats in the region. Focused on sustainable fishing practices and habitat restoration, the Chapter actively engages in projects that protect local waterways and support biodiversity. Through educational programs, hands-on restoration activities, and community events, they foster a deep connection to the environment and promote responsible stewardship. To get involved, join their regular meetings, participate in volunteer activities, or become a member and contribute to the ongoing efforts to safeguard The Manning River’s precious fish habitat.

Location

The Chapter is based at the NSW Mid North Coast town of Taree and Wingham and supports restoration work for the Manning River which is famous for being the only river in the southern hemisphere to have a ‘double delta’ – two entrances to the river, one at Old Bar and one at Harrington.

Country

The Manning River is located on the lands and water of the Biripi Aboriginal 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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