More than 1500 freshwater crayfish and hundreds of native fish are back in the swim of things in the Murray River after being rescued following the devastating floods which inundated the area in late 2022 and earlier this year. A…
A joint project between Rous County Council, Dept of Planning and Environment & Southern Cross University saw the installation of water quality monitors along the mid to lower Richmond River. A report analysing the results has just been released, reviewing…
Science is often a one-step forward, two steps back process. You hypothesize, you test, you tweak, you fail, you learn. You develop proof of concept and continually refine your methods. This is typical of
Think about the iconic barramundi, loved by recreational fishers and a favourite on the Aussie dinner table. As with all fish, barra rely on healthy habitat to survive and thrive and need access to different habitats at various stages of their life cycle
Is there anything cuter than baby oysters! One fine spring morning, some members of the Richmond River Chapter cruised over to their local oyster lease to inspect the lease to find a single catching rack filled with tiny oysters. The…
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
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.
Volunteers from OzFish Unlimited have teamed up with students from the Sunraysia Institute of TAFE to save critically endangered native fish that were in desperate need to be relocated.
On Saturday 17 July, OzFish Unlimited Australia’s fastest growing fishing conservation charity, will be holding an exciting citizens science project to test the water quality in the Lower Vasse River by checking out the bugs.
Volunteers from OzFish Unlimited, have teamed up with landowners, Tweed Landcare and Tweed Shire Council to plant two thousand native trees for native fish along the banks of Johansen Creek
A citizen science project announced today for the lower Burdekin will see recreational fishers collect important information about water quality changes in freshwater wetlands across the lower Burdekin.
The project aims to monitor water quality in a
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