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PROJECT NUMBER • 2003-023

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Effects of Trawling Subprogram: prawn fishery bycatch and discard effects on marine ecosystem populations

ORGANISATION:

SARDI Food Safety and Innovation

TAGS

Tagging

SPECIES

Leatherjackets

PROJECT NUMBER • 2000-172

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Bycatch assessment of the estuarine commercial gill net fishery in NSW

ORGANISATION:

Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW)

TAGS

Sustainability

SPECIES

Sea Mullet

PROJECT NUMBER • 1997-204

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Fish in the shallows of NSW south coast estuaries: variability and diversity of fish communities and the development of biological indicators for sustainability and biodiversity

ORGANISATION:

University of Wollongong

TAGS

Sustainability

SPECIES

Sea Mullet

PROJECT NUMBER • 2008-312

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Fostering a partnership between FRDC and MDCA to improve communication of research to the community

ORGANISATION:

Marine Discovery Centre Henley Beach

TAGS

Workshop

SPECIES

Longsnout Boarfish

PROJECT NUMBER • 2004-013

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Towards integrated multi-species management of Australia's SE reef fisheries: A Tasmanian example

ORGANISATION:

University of Tasmania (UTAS)

TAGS

Tagging

SPECIES

Banded Morwong

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Effects of Trawling Subprogram: prawn fishery bycatch and discard effects on marine ecosystem populations

Bycatch assessment of the estuarine commercial gill net fishery in NSW

Fish in the shallows of NSW south coast estuaries: variability and diversity of fish communities and the development of biological indicators for sustainability and biodiversity

Fostering a partnership between FRDC and MDCA to improve communication of research to the community

Towards integrated multi-species management of Australia's SE reef fisheries: A Tasmanian example

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