OzFish recently worked alongside Landcare NSW and Miyay Birray Youth Group in Moree to support Indigenous culture of the Gomeroi/Kamilaroi nation. OzFish is working with First Nations people to access and incorporate this knowledge into its restoration efforts, while honouring Indigenous culture.
The Healthy Rivers program is delivering big wins throughout the Murray-Darling Basin with the Mehi River near Moree one of the main beneficiaries. OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s recreational fishing charity, has undertaken extensive work at the picturesque waterway in northern NSW…
The beautiful Whittaker’s Lagoon has been a special place near Moree, NSW for thousands of years and OzFish Unlimited proudly helped local Indigenous youth reconnect during NAIDOC week. A group of around 20 locals participated in a two-day culture camp on Kamilaroi/Gomeroi Country
Whittaker’s Lagoon in Moree, a culturally significant site for the Gomeroi/Kamilaroi people, has been transformed into a unique ‘living classroom’ for high school students to learn about the environment and traditional ways of caring for Country. Moree Secondary College students will spend time in the lagoon building yarning circles, learning about fish habitat,
OzFish last night unveiled their third River Repair Bus to the community of Moree. Working 5 days a week, the converted 12-seater bus will undertak
Fish habitat in the Gywdir, Mehi and surrounding waterways is set to receive significant support over the coming years with the rollout of OzFish’s third River Repair Bus based in Moree.
Local Moree recreational fishers and passionate water users are invited to attend the free Thinking Fish public talks at the Moree Services Club on Wednesday 21 July, hosted by recreational fishing conservation group OzFish Unlimited.
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