Fisheries around the world face numerous challenges, but one recurring issue of concern is the loss of fishing catch due to sharks and other predators. In Queensland, Australia, anecdotal reports from fishers suggest that depredation is on the rise. However, there is a lack of specific data on the extent and patterns of depredation, making it difficult to address this issue effectively.
Part of being an OzFish member is the opportunity to play a hands-on role in restoring vital habitat in incredible locations. Becoming a steward for your local waterway and protecting Australia’s natural environment, while improving recreational fishing as you do it is what being an OzFisher
The Darling River in 2018-19 was in an extreme drought. There were zero flows, blue-green algae and fish kills, as well as extensive kills of freshwater mussels along much of the river. So how natural was that drought?
Dr Martin Mallen-Cooper, an OzFish
A local citizen science project announced today for the Saltwater Creek urban catchment north of Cairns’ CBD will use fish surveys to improve urban waterway management through the help of recreational anglers. The project, titled
End of content
End of content