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Indigenous cultural fishing and fisheries governance

Project number: 2012-216
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $181,761.38
Principal Investigator: Stephan B. Schnierer
Organisation: Southern Cross University (SCU) Lismore Campus
Project start/end date: 30 Jun 2012 - 29 Jun 2014
Contact:
FRDC

Need

Historically, funding for indigenous research generally has been limited hence not enough is known about indigenous use of aquatic biological resources (fish etc). For example the lack of knowledge about cultural fishing and how to engage indigenous fishers is one of the reasons that the ESD project (Fletcher et al 2002) was unable to come up with any significant contributions on the how to measure impacts of non-indigenous fishing sector on indigenous fishing other than 'a different approach was needed to involve indigenous stakeholders (see below for further details)' page 43 of (Fletcher, W.J., Chesson, J., Fisher M., Sainsbury, K.J., Hundloe, T., Smith, A.D.M. and B. Whitworth (2002) National ESD Reporting Framework for Australian Fisheries: The 'How To' Guide for Wild Capture Fisheries. FRDC Project 2000/145, Canberra, Australia.) All governments need to do more to encourage indigenous research, recognising the associated complexities in conducting this research and therefore the associated added costs.

In relation to the project proposed in this application, there are two interrelated elements both of which expand on the recent FRDC project 2009/308. Participants expressed the need for an extension of that project to investigate governance issues through the development of a LICFMP for their area. Such a plan is needed to provide a basis for better engagement with NSW DPI and it's development will serve as a possible model for the development of other throughout NSW.

The second element of the proposed project is an expansion of the research on the indigenous cultural catch to take other areas of NSW. This work is needed to assist in the further development of culturally appropriate regulations by NSW DPI in consultation with the NSW AFAC and NSWALC.

Objectives

1. Use methodology developed in project 2009/038 to estimate indigenous cultural catch in coastal and inland waters of N.S.W.
2. Develop a local indigenous fisheries management plan for the Tweed region.
3. Identify other Aboriginal communities that would be willing to develop local fisheries management plan.

Final report

ISBN: 978-0-9874424-1-3
Author: Stephan Schnierer and Hayley Egan
Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Final Report • 2015-02-12 • 3.69 MB
2012-216-DLD.pdf

Summary

This FRDC funded project, Project No 2012/216, sought to build on an earlier pilot study, Project No. 2009/308 , undertaken in 2010 which examined the nature and dimensions of Aboriginal cultural fishing in the Tweed region of far northern New South Wales . Project No 2012/216 had two elements, the first one sought to adapt the methodology used in the Tweed study to collect data on catch for application in other regions of NSW. The second element sought to build on what had been achieved in the pilot project by facilitating the development of a local Aboriginal fisheries management strategy/plan for the Tweed Aboriginal community. Support for both elements of the project was obtained from the NSW Aboriginal Fishing Advisory Council (AFAC), the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Fisheries (DPI), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and the Indigenous Reference Group to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (IRG) and the Tweed Aboriginal community. Application for funding from FRDC was successful and the project commenced in July 2012.

Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 2009-773
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Seafood CRC: dried WA seafood products for the Asian market: a pilot study

In 2009 Kingsun Bioscience Company, an international company with interests in the Japanese and Asian markets expressed an interest in investigating the possibility of drying WA seafood products for sale on the Asian market. WA seafood products of interest were those from sustainably managed...
ORGANISATION:
Curtin University
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 2009-714.10
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Seafood CRC: decision-support tools for economic optimisation of western rocklobster

The Western Rocklobster fishery was one of the first to be made limited entry with the number of licences restricted since 1963. Historically, the main focus of the assessment and management of the fishery has been on the status of the breeding stock to ensure biological sustainability. In the...
ORGANISATION:
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) WA
Environment
PROJECT NUMBER • 2019-075
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Recreational Southern Rock Lobster tagging program – assessing current data and modelling assumptions and approaches to establish a robust estimate

This project assesses options for streamlining and improving the current electronic reporting process (VicRLTag app) based on an evaluation of the first three years of the Victorian Recreational Rock Lobster Tagging Program.
ORGANISATION:
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 2014-203
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

SESSF Monitoring and Assessment – Strategic Review

The Southern and Eastern Scalefish and Shark Fishery (SESSF) is a multi-species, multi-gear, multijurisdictional Commonwealth fishery. It is a fishery of substantial economic and social importance to Australia, as a key provider of high quality fish products to Australian markets. More than 600...
ORGANISATION:
Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA)

Implementation workshop for the effective adoption of the outcomes from the SESSF Declining Indicators project

Project number: 2018-077
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $33,639.76
Principal Investigator: George Day
Organisation: Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA)
Project start/end date: 14 Mar 2019 - 30 Oct 2019
Contact:
FRDC

Need

The recent Southern and Eastern Scalefish and Shark Fishery (SESSF) Declining Indicators project (FRDC 2016-146) culminated in a successful workshop discussion involving effective contribution and engagement from all fishery stakeholders with particularly good industry attendance and engagement. The Declining Indicators project entailed the presentation of a series of subject matter papers covering seven focus areas:
- legislative / management impediments
- fleet capacity and characteristics
- fisher behaviour and vessel operation
- climate change and oceanographic conditions
- costs of production and markets
- quota ownership and trading
- the assessment process.

At the workshop numerous hypotheses were tested through presentation, discussion and survey approaches. This resulted in a range of significant outcomes recommended for adoption to improve the sustainable, efficient and cost-effective management of the SESSF.

In conjunction with the current project, there have been other recent strategic projects which elucidate current issues in the SESSF and their potential to be addressed in future SESSF management: FRDC 2014-203 ‘SESSF Monitoring and Assessment – Strategic Review’ (Knuckey et. al 2017); FRDC 2016-139 ‘Decadal-scale projection of changes in Australian fisheries stocks under climate change’ (Fulton et al. 2018); and ‘FRDC 2016-059 Adaptation of Commonwealth fisheries management to climate change’ (Rayns et al, underway). There is a need for the outcomes and recommendations of all of these project to be considered together to inform future management of the SESSF and in particular to help inform the design of the upcoming project: FRDC 2018-021 ‘Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF’.

The new proposed project, an implementation workshop, will draw together the outcomes of these projects to be assessed, conveyed to those outside the Declining Indicators group, and implemented into the fishery.

Objectives

1. Drawing together, evaluating and developing a prioritised list of actions from the SESSF from a number of interrelated projects that have, or are close to being, finalised. Primarily the Declining Indicators project (FRDC 2016-146) and SESSF Monitoring and Assessment Review Project (FRDC 2014/203)
2. Informing the project team of FRDC proposed project Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021) about key priorities and preferred approaches relevant to the development of a revised harvest stategy.
3. Providing information that will inform a SESSF data needs workshop, to be organised and funded by AFMA, expected to be held in February and March 2019.
4. Effectively communicating agreed priorities for the fishery across industry and broader SESSF stakeholders to promote awareness, understanding and acceptance.

Final report

ISBN: 978-1-877044-40-3
Authors: George Day Dr Ian Knuckey Daniel Corrie Brodie Macdonald
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Final Report • 2020-06-01 • 2.66 MB
2018-077-DLD.pdf

Summary

The key outcome of this project is the implementation plan at Appendix 1 which provides a comprehensive, prioritised list of actions for the SESSF as it transitions to a new harvest strategy framework. The implementation plan also provides a framework for ongoing governance and reporting to ensure the benefits of recent research can be realised.

This project ensured that views of stakeholders were taken into account in the effective adoption of research outcomes. The high level of stakeholder engagement has increased support for pursuing the resultant list of actions.

Fundamental to the transition of the SESSF is the current FRDC project to revise and update the SESSF Harvest Strategy Framework (Development and evaluation of multi-species harvest strategies in the SESSF (FRDC 2018-021)). Many of the recommendations from the implementation plan at Appendix 1 will help inform that project. 
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 2006-226
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Seafood CRC: securing and enhancing the Sydney rock oyster breeding program

The Select Oyster Company breeding plan has been amended to include a comprehensive manual of protocols for pair mating Sydney rock oysters (4.1). The association between phenoloxidase (PO) and QX resistance has been confirmed and a sensitive test for PO genotypes has been developed so that the...
ORGANISATION:
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW)
Industry
PROJECT NUMBER • 2015-203
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Best practice guidelines for Australian fisheries management agencies

The project was developed in consultation with the Australian Fisheries Management Authority and State/Territory fisheries agencies. The idea of a publicly available set of standards or guidelines for marine fishery management agencies has been under discussion within fisheries agencies for some...
ORGANISATION:
CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere Hobart
Communities
PROJECT NUMBER • 2017-092
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Valuing Victoria's Wild-catch fisheries and aquaculture industries

This project provides the first evaluation of the social and economic contributions of wildcatch professional fisheries and aquaculture of Victoria to the communities in which the industries are located and to the entire state. This project was developed in consultation with the...
ORGANISATION:
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Environment
PROJECT NUMBER • 2016-023
PROJECT STATUS:
COMPLETED

Sentinel sensors: revolutionising our understanding and management of the estuarine environment

This study, undertaken by CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere, examines the usefulness of mussels as sentinels for environmental change using a novel biosensor. This project measured the vital signs of heart rate and behaviour in sentinel animals, as they respond to multiple and interacting changes in the...
ORGANISATION:
CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere Hobart
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