OzFish Unlimited, the leading force in fishing conservation, is gearing up to take charge on Sunday March 3 for Clean Up Australia Day with their dedicated army of volunteers. With more than 15000 supporters, OzFish is mobilising its manpower to target 18 waterways rec fishers love fishing in.
Fisheries in northern Australia are experiencing the negative impact of abandoned, lost, and discarded crab pots. In collaboration with OceanEarth Foundation, through its Ghostnets Australia program, OzFish has launched the Great Aussie Crab Pot Recovery to recover these ghost pots…
The seagrass season has wrapped for South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula region, and despite the fruit missing the memo this year, plenty of progress has been made in bringing science and community together. After a bumper season in 2022/23, volunteers were at the ready over the
Nestled in the foothills of NSW’s Warrumbungle Mountains, Coonabarabran is most famously known as the gateway to the Warrumbungle National Park, or for the nearby Siding Spring astronomical observatory. However, with a little help from OzFish, Coona, as it’s known…
No one likes a dirty waterway, which is why the last few months OzFish has put a big focus on cleaning up some of our favourite fishing spots around the country. From engaging our fleet of River Repair Buses, to…
This past weekend, the Kyogle community, in partnership with OzFish and Kyogle Landcare, came together for an exceptional event dubbed the ‘Kyogle Carp Out’.
Ahead of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we sat down for a chat with Director of Habitat Programs Cassie Price, to find out how she started her career and explore her personal journey that has led her…
Let’s chat about the little guys in the water, those small fish we often overlook. In Australia, when people go fishing, they’re usually focused on the big catches like Murray cod and trout cod.
OzFish Unlimited has rallied the Adelaide community for the 2023 Seeds For Snapper seagrass restoration initiative and recruited hundreds of passionate volunteers to create a huge environmental impact despite challenging weather.
The study of fish ear bones, or otoliths, provides a fascinating window into the aquatic world, similar to how dendrology (the study of tree rings) offers insights into terrestrial environments.
Each time you go fishing, it’s an opportunity to make a difference and the Fish For Life – Keep It Clean campaign encourages you to commit to this
The waterways in the Hastings, Manning, and Lake Macquarie regions are set to receive significant a boost that will lay the groundwork for a more sustainable fishing future.
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