Restoration of fish populations through actions that address habitat loss and degradation within the Murray Darling Basin such as environmental flows, fish passage, resnagging, pump screening, riparian revegetation, weed management, mapping and monitoring and pest fish management.

Fishers for coastal habitat produce projects that restore fish populations along the coast through a range of activities including; fish passage, wetland rehabilitation, resnagging, water quality improvements, floodgate and floodplain management.

Homes for fish projects provide structural homes for our fish species in both coastal and inland areas. These projects include restoring shellfish reefs and resnagging to protect the health of our oceans and inland waterways.

Thinking Fish projects provide knowledge to recreational fishers about fish habitat needs, enable fishers to participate in citizen science research. These projects build the capacity of recreational anglers to undertake and better prioritise actions in their own backyard.