OzFish Unlimited has teamed up with Charles Darwin University and Ludmilla Creek Landcare to replenish vegetation in a significant section of Darwin. They worked together to revegetate a degraded drainage area alongside Richardson Drive in the Ludmilla Creek catchment area. …
As the name suggests, Southern Pygmy Perch are small in stature but they are in danger of disappearing altogether so OzFish Unlimited and Landcare NSW are embarking on a collaborative project to help restore their numbers. The organisations are helping…
A group of 36 passionate individuals from Lake Macquarie, spanning across different age groups, gathered at Styles Point in early June on a serene Sunday morning to revive a section of degraded saltmarsh by helping plant a staggering 850 natives.
It’s been a busy few weeks of community engagement and habitat revitalisation in Dunedoo and Coolah, with two carp musters and a tree planting in the remote NSW communities. Saturday 11th March, OzFish supported Dunedoo-Coolah Landcare with the Dunedoo Carp Muster, which saw 144
Volunteers from OzFish Unlimited, have teamed up with landowners, Tweed Landcare and Tweed Shire Council to plant two thousand native trees for native fish along the banks of Johansen Creek
Local Fishers Hard at Work Creating Homes for Fish in the Lower Darling
Recreational fishing volunteers are continuing to repair the Lower Darling River and improve vital fish habitat by installing thirteen large logs and rootballs last month downstream of Ellerslie
OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s leading fishing conservation charity, recently planted 360 native trees on Brunswick River in Northern NSW to revegetate the riverbanks bordering two properties along Main Arm
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.
Farmers are stepping up to change land management practices to improve the health of the Richmond River. One project already completed is a major restoration to a short section of Rocky Creek where OzFish Unlimited, Northern Cooperative Meat
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