OzFish Unlimited has rallied the Adelaide community for the 2023 Seeds For Snapper seagrass restoration initiative and recruited hundreds of passionate volunteers to create a huge environmental impact despite challenging weather.
OzFish Unlimited is putting the call-out for volunteers in and around Adelaide to support seagrass restoration. OzFish is working with Green Adelaide to get volunteers ready for the annual Seeds for Snapper event in December. Volunteers are
Organisations like OzFish Unlimited can only survive and thrive because volunteers put their hand up and it’s time to recognise those going above and beyond the call of duty. The National OzFisher of the Year Award winners have been announced…
Citizen science in North Queensland has had a strong start to the year with involvement from community members, schools, and home-schooling groups in the regular Creekwatch Townsville program, run by OzFish. As the region develops, new infrastructure and changes can…
The dust has now settled with the conclusion of the 10th World Recreational Fishing Conference (WRFC) hosted by the Victorian Fisheries Authority in Melbourne last week. It is the most prominent and largest international recreational fisheries conference attracting fisheries experts,…
In an incredible moment for habitat restoration – we delivered our biggest single day yet this week when our volunteers deployed more than one million recycled oyster shells into Moreton Bay, Queensland. More than 200 members and supporters dedicated over 2,900 hours to collect, clean, and deploy in excess of 16.5 tonnes of oyster shells. Thank you.
We did it – one million seagrass seeds deployed in Cockburn Sound this seagrass season!
Thank you to all of the recreational fishers, volunteer divers and boaters, school students, and local businesses who came together to make this year our biggest Seeds for Snapper yet.
More than 400 volunteers played a part in helping achieve the lofty goal of dispersing one million seeds in a single season. Their efforts are helping to return this lost habitat to the WA coastline.
Our ‘Seeds for Snapper’ initiative – the largest seagrass restoration initiative in Australia has got off to a strong start for its fifth year in Cockburn Sound, Western Australia.
It only got underway last week but an army of volunteers has already collected more than 400,000 seagrass fruits. Unlike other restoration approaches, Seeds for Snapper mobilises rec fishers and the wider community to help restore their own backyard.
Our ‘Seeds for Snapper’ seagrass restoration initiative returns to Adelaide’s Gulf St Vincent for its third year. This year, the project will also be supported by an iconic sight on the waters off Adelaide – the One and All tall ship. For the first time,
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Our Seeds for Snapper seagrass restoration project in Western Australia – the biggest in Australia – is gearing up for the 2022 season. We want OzFishers and Western Australians to support it again and make this year the biggest yet. …
During the last few years, OzFish volunteers have delivered a wide range of activities dedicated to habitat restoration across Australia. That’s only possible by having a community of dedicated members who are passionate about restoring Australia’s waterways and creating better…
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