OzFish recently partnered with Goulburn Murray Water and North Central Catchment Authority, embarking on an exciting mission to transform the underwater ecosystem of Point King Bay at Lake Eppalock. It is a popular destination for recreational activities and supports a diverse range of wildlife, making it a valuable natural asset for the area.
Corner Inlet is a large and shallow coastal inlet located in southeast Victoria. As a Ramsar Wetland, that is, a wetland of international importance, the area is renowned for its rich biodiversity, providing habitat for a wide range of plant and animal species, including migratory birds, aquatic vegetation and diverse marine life.
It’s been all systems go for our volunteers in Victoria as 2023 gets underway. They are hard at work rolling up their sleeves across multiple projects in Westernport, planting over 1500 across two sites, near Rhyll and along the Hastings foreshore. These will not only provide juvenile fish with a safe space to live and feed before they head into deeper waters but also help to protect the coastline against extreme weather events and reduce soil erosion
Using recycled scallop shells, donated through the Nature Conservancy’s ‘Shuck Don’t Chuck’ program, volunteers have been creating habitat structures that will provide native fish with an important source of shelter and food.
The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority began installing logs and root balls into the Barwon River last week with the support of f
OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s fishing conservation charity, today announced their latest Chapter for the Loddon and Campaspe basins in a bid to further extend habitat restoration work across Victoria.
We have all seen mangroves on our afternoon walk or while out fishing, but do we really know the role they play for the local fish populations? In a nutshell, Mangroves provide food and habitat to
A Bushfire Recovery program led by Landcare Australia, delivered in partnership with OzFish Unlimited and Native Fish Australia (Victoria), will support initiatives to restore habitat for ten national
Local OzFish Sunraysia Chapter and NSW Western Landcare will soon lay-up to 20 large River Red Gum trunks and stumps into key sections of the Lower Darling riverbed to provide more homes for fish. The two groups have jointly received a Communities
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