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PROJECT NUMBER • 2023-052

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Novel fishery independent, biological and economic-processing methods to underpin expansion of Australia's fastest growing fishery, the Western Rock Octopus

ORGANISATION:

Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) Hillarys

TAGS

Rac Wa

SPECIES

Octopuses

PROJECT NUMBER • 2022-104

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Review and quantify the cumulative effects of expanding industrial coastal developments and emerging offshore renewable energy on the fishing industry in WA

ORGANISATION:

Western Australian Fishing Industry Council Inc (WAFIC)

TAGS

Rac Wa

PROJECT NUMBER • 2024-017

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Governance capacity uplift for the Tasmanian Seafood Industry

ORGANISATION:

Seafood Industry Tasmania

TAGS

Rac Tas

PROJECT NUMBER • 2020-073

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Assessing the effectiveness of artificial reefs and FADs in creating recreational opportunities for Tasmania’s recreational fishers

ORGANISATION:

University of Tasmania

TAGS

Rac Tas

SPECIES

Albacore

PROJECT NUMBER • 2023-034

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Land Based Fishing Platforms: a guide to understanding current technologies and the processes required to developing fishing jetties

ORGANISATION:

Recfishwest

TAGS

Recreational Fishing

PROJECT NUMBER • 2023-103

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Detecting paralytic shellfish toxins in oysters - initial assessment of AquaBC rapid test kit

ORGANISATION:

Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) Hobart

TAGS

Food Safety

SPECIES

Sydney Rock Oyster

PROJECT NUMBER • 2021-055

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Artificial Reefs: Suitability of recycled materials for integration into purpose built artificial reefs for enhancing marine productivity, biodiversity and social outcomes

ORGANISATION:

Recfishwest

TAGS

Rac Wa

PROJECT NUMBER • 2023-162

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Transformation in Commonwealth Fisheries Management Policy: connecting research, policy and practice in addressing shifting expectations

ORGANISATION:

Commonwealth Fisheries Association Inc (CFA)

TAGS

Rac Cmwth

PROJECT NUMBER • 2024-026

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Qualitative assessment of the potential impacts of seismic survey activity on Victorian managed fisheries of commercial and recreational importance

ORGANISATION:

Fishwell Pty Ltd

TAGS

Seismic

PROJECT NUMBER • 2023-125

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Toxicological studies of nodularin to underpin risk management of seafood in Gippsland Lakes

ORGANISATION:

Cawthron Institute

TAGS

Toxin

SPECIES

Black Bream

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Novel fishery independent, biological and economic-processing methods to underpin expansion of Australia's fastest growing fishery, the Western Rock Octopus

Review and quantify the cumulative effects of expanding industrial coastal developments and emerging offshore renewable energy on the fishing industry in WA

Governance capacity uplift for the Tasmanian Seafood Industry

Assessing the effectiveness of artificial reefs and FADs in creating recreational opportunities for Tasmania’s recreational fishers

Land Based Fishing Platforms: a guide to understanding current technologies and the processes required to developing fishing jetties

Detecting paralytic shellfish toxins in oysters - initial assessment of AquaBC rapid test kit

Artificial Reefs: Suitability of recycled materials for integration into purpose built artificial reefs for enhancing marine productivity, biodiversity and social outcomes

Transformation in Commonwealth Fisheries Management Policy: connecting research, policy and practice in addressing shifting expectations

Qualitative assessment of the potential impacts of seismic survey activity on Victorian managed fisheries of commercial and recreational importance

Toxicological studies of nodularin to underpin risk management of seafood in Gippsland Lakes

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