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2021-03-01

Device trials underway to keep sharks from the catch

A range of shark deterrent devices using acoustic, electronic and electromagnetic technologies is being put to the test in Western Australia’s shark hotspots By Catherine Norwood Researcher Peter Coulson with the shark deterrent devices being tested in Western Australia, from left, Ocean...
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2021-03-01

Insights from the seafood supply chain

The FRDC finds business confidence in the seafood sector remains positive, although there is more it can do to engage stakeholders By Annabel Boyer The FRDC’s latest survey of stakeholders engaged in the commercial supply of seafood has found businesses, governments and researchers...
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2018-11-02

Hands-on habitat

A project empowering recreational fishers to restore habitat is having a tangible impact on both inland and coastal environments Harry Davey is leading restoration projects to improve habitat for local fish such as this Golden Perch caught in Tenterfield, NSW. Photo: Simon Fitzpatrick, Northern...
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2017-12-01

Navigating an ocean of data and opportunity

Australian fish stocks added to international research efforts By Catherine Norwood International researchers are using global fish stock assessment datasets to produce new, high-profile research on the status of the world’s commercial fisheries. But Australian fisheries are largely...
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2016-06-01

FISH readers share their views

Readers provide feedback that will help to shape future issues of FISH magazine By Annabel Boyer Main role or interest of respondents There are on average 3.3 readers of FISH magazine per copy 54% of respondents say they read articles of specific interest, 41% of respondents read...
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PROJECT NUMBER • 2012-300
DATE START/END: 13 MAY 2012 - 30 MAR 2015

Social Science Research Coordination Program (SSRCP) II

The background to the Social Sciences Coordination Program was the recognised need for the social science aspects of industry to be taken into consideration, as a result of the largely economic policy drive of the 1990s. While the last three years has begun to address this need, it has been...
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KAL Analysis
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2021-11-30

Seismic testing sound impacts on rock lobsters

Research finds buffer zones can help mitigate damage to Southern Rock Lobsters caused by soundwaves used in oil and gas exploration By Gio Braidotti The drive to find additional sources of oil and gas to power commercial economies is contributing to noise pollution in the oceans, and fisheries...
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2021-06-01

Seafood awards a sustainability barometer

Annual awards that recognise efforts to develop and promote sustainability are proving a successful point of engagement in the seafood value chain By Brad Collis The fifth annual Australian Sustainable Seafood Awards, announced on 8 March, reveal the extent to which the Australian sector...
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