Mid Murrumbidgee Chapter
The Mid Murrumbidgee Chapter (formerly Wagga Chapter) is a committed group of anglers and conservationists dedicated to revitalizing and preserving the aquatic ecosystems in and around Wagga Wagga. Focused on promoting sustainable fishing practices and implementing habitat restoration projects, the Chapter actively works to enhance the health and biodiversity of local waterways. Through community engagement, educational programs, and hands-on conservation efforts, they foster a deep connection to the environment and encourage responsible stewardship. To get involved, participate in their events, volunteer for restoration activities, or become a member to help protect and restore Wagga Wagga’s vital aquatic habitats.
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Mid Murrumbidgee Chapter’s current projects
Tarcutta Creek, NSW
Tarcutta Creek is a southern tributary of the Murrumbidgee River Catchment had suffered for years. It was when the eroding banks significantly reduced the remaining fish habitat by undermining the overhanging bank vegetation and smothering snags and microhabitats nearby with sediment that OzFish Wagga Chapter wanted to help.
Tumut River Threatened Fishes Project, NSW
Tumut River Threatened Fishes Project Restoring and supporting critical freshwater habitats and threatened native fish in the Tumut River catchment. Installation of 100 custom designed spawning structures for the endangered two-spined blackfish. Restoration of multiple degraded sites within Adjungbilly Creek to support Macquarie perch habitat. Development of two wetland refuge sites for potential reintroduction of...
Fish Dreaming, Murray Darling Basin
Restoring Cultural Fishing Places and Spirit OzFish recognises that First Nations people have lost many of the places that were most significant to them for fishing, for their spiritual connection to Country and for food sources. OzFish sets out to restore these places alongside First Nations groups, including habitat, fish traps, songlines, meeting places, yarning...
Mid Murrumbidgee Chapter news
Get involved: taking the lead on litter
For many anglers, myself included, getting out fishing is never simply about catching the fish. Landing your target species is certainly a bonus, but for the vast majority, the true healing power is in the reconnection to nature.
Reflections Holidays launches fish sustainability program with OzFish
Reflections Holidays have partnered with OzFish to help recreational anglers and communities improve the health of their rivers, lakes and estuaries. The partnership will identify projects that will improve fish habitats on Reflections Holidays parks across NSW.
Hundreds of yabby traps collected, 5000 on target
Moves toward sustainable fishing practices have started in all forms, from changes to products and packaging to better catch and release handling, but a project is stepping out of the norm and turning illegal yabby traps into new fishing gear....
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