PROJECT NUMBER
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2014-713
DATE START/END:
3 AUG 2014 - 30 DEC 2015
ORGANISATION:
Seafood CRC Company Ltd
3,111 results
PUBLISHED:
2020-10-01
Finding the balance in a life aquatic
Good relationships are the backbone of Mervi Kangas’s life’s work on the water, as she strives to ensure commercial fisheries remain sustainable
By Melissa Marino
Mervi Kangas never tires of a good sunset. She has been privileged to see quite a few spectacular skies as the sun dipped below an...
PUBLISHED:
2018-11-02
Pictures of abundance
Camera technology lights the way towards improved stock assessments as researcher Tony Courtney discovers in his search for ways to better understand Queensland’s Scallop fishery
Sea scallops in buckets.
Photo: NOAA Fisheries
As the adage goes, counting fish is like counting trees, except...
PROJECT NUMBER
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2002-233
DATE START/END:
28 JUN 2002 - 30 JUN 2009
ORGANISATION:
Seafood Services Australia Ltd
PROJECT NUMBER
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2023-021
DATE START/END:
31 MAR 2024 - 1 MAR 2026
National Fish Habitat and Climate Response Partnership
Marine and coastal biodiversity, ecosystems, species and genetic material – provide enormous benefits for human well-being. Coastal ecosystems provide services, including tourism and protection from storms, valued at nearly US$26 billion annually (Action Plan for the Sustainable Oceans Initiative...
ORGANISATION:
OzFish Unlimited
PROJECT NUMBER
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1999-373
DATE START/END:
5 SEP 1999 - 30 JUN 2001
ORGANISATION:
Food Centre of Western Australian Inc (FCWA)
PROJECT NUMBER
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2012-511
DATE START/END:
31 MAR 2013 - 2 MAY 2014
ORGANISATION:
Southern Rocklobster Ltd (SRL)
PUBLISHED:
2014-06-01
Island delights
Midway between Victoria and Tasmania, King Island is a major trading centre for some of Australia’s highest-value wild-catch fisheries
Grassy Harbour, King Island, is one of Tasmania’s top landing ports for Southern Rocklobsters (Jasus edwardsii).
Photos: Catherine Norwood
By Catherine...
DATE:
2025-04-29
AI being explored for sustainable fisheries management
AI tools are being developed to complement fishery-dependent data to improve stock assessments for Tasmanian fisheries.
By Catherine Norwood
Key target scalefish species are the focus of efforts to train Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered fish recognition systems as part of new...
PROJECT NUMBER
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2018-167
DATE START/END:
13 JAN 2019 - 30 MAR 2019
Seafood Industry Engagement and input into the development of the Australia-European Union Free Trade Agreement
Commercial in confidence. To know more about this project please contact FRDC.
ORGANISATION:
Jim Fitzgerald and Associates
