As part of the Growing River Stewardship program OzFish, supported by the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust, are unpacking habitat in an eight-part series in which we explore key fish habitat. This week we are looking into snags,
Shellfish reefs are complex, three-dimensional living structures, which provide food, shelter and protection for a range of marine species. For every hectare of oyster reef, each year, the reefs can filter 2.7 billion litres of seawater, remove 225 kilograms…
Local and visiting recreational anglers at Burrill Lake can contribute to important citizen science research over the next 12 months by collecting small samples from their catch and dropping them into …
A dedicated team of almost thirty OzFish volunteers and community members came together to restore a critical riparian zone at Emigrant Creek to help native fish. The volunteers planted 1550 native trees and
OzFish and Landcare NSW partnership to deliver improved fish habitat in NSW has achieved close to one million dollars of habitat restoration work in its first twelve months. With an initial investment from the NSW Recreational Fishing Trusts of $200 000,
OzFish Unlimited announced today that South Australia will have its own Seeds for Snapper seagrass restoration project this December and are calling on the community to get involved.
Recreational fishers are urgently needed to support a citizen science project in Townsville to help improve fish habitat. The Bohle and Ross river catchments will be the focus of fish surveys over the coming months to assess fish diversity in different
OzFish Unlimited Coffs Harbour Chapter volunteers are set to launch their boats and kayaks off Mylestom Boat ramp to habitat map the lower catchment of the Bellinger River on Saturday 12th December 2020 and are calling on others to join in.
Volunteers from OzFish, Deniliquin Kolety Lagoons Landcare Group and Edward Wakool Angling Association have been hard at work organising to drop fish hotels in the centre of the lagoons and plant native vegetation to provide
A section of the Peel River near the Tamworth CBD has a new lease of life thanks to volunteers from the OzFish Northwest NSW Chapter and Tamworth Regional Landcare Association who have worked for months removing willows and planting native species along the riverbank.
OzFish Unlimited are working with community partners to improve the health and habitat of School House Creek in Regentville and are calling on local volunteers to help at a tree planting day this Sunday 8 November.
OzFisher’s Harry Chapter President and Project Officer in Tenterfield got stuck into a fishing adventure of a lifetime chasing Barra in North Queensland. Here’s what they got up to celebrate reaching that infamous half-century.
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