OzFish Unlimited and SA Water have again joined forces to support native fish. OzFish Barossa-Mid North Chapter members rolled up their sleeves to enhance conditions at the renowned fishing location in the Clare Valley region of South Australia
As the host of The Full Scale Fishing Adventures, Lubin Pfeiffer knows first-hand how much the Murray-Darling Basin needs a helping hand. He was only too happy to help with OzFish Unlimited’s latest re-snagging efforts in the Lower Darling, one of the largest in-stream restoration projects by Australia’s recreational fishing charity.
The latest OzFish Unlimited re-snagging project in the Murray-Darling not only delivers a big win for the environment but will also be a major plus for recreational fishers. Just like the Murray-Darling itself, OzFish joined two funding streams together to…
Bethungra Dam is off the beaten track in country NSW but it’s about to be put on the map thanks to OzFish Unlimited’s habitat mapping. The dam, 70km north-east of Wagga Wagga, is well on its way to becoming a prized destination for the fishing
Western Australia’s iconic freshwater crayfish, the Marron, is set to benefit from new homes in the form of repurposed tree logs and stumps discarded from the construction of the Bunbury Ring Road project. OzFish Unlimited, is working with South West Gateway Alliance and local partners to place the repurposed tree stumps
OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s leading fishing conservation charity, and their army of volunteer recreational anglers have again restored critical fish habitats in the
OzFish’s Sunraysia River Repair Bus’s was celebrated yesterday evening as OzFish seeks to further its habitat restoration work along the Murray River. The event saw leading natural resource managers, partner groups and
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 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
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,
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