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1997-362
DATE START/END:
9 AUG 1997 - 17 JUN 2003
ORGANISATION:
SARDI Food Safety and Innovation
3,111 results
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2013-018
DATE START/END:
30 JUN 2013 - 22 DEC 2013
Using commercial and recreational fisher knowledge to reconstruct historical catch rates for Queensland Snapper (Chrysophrys auratus), Spanish Mackerel (Scomberomorus commerson) and Coral Trout (Plectropomus spp.): long-term data for incorporation into future stock assessments
Discussion with stock assessment scientists and fisheries scientists at Fisheries Queensland, in addition to consultation with staff at the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority has highlighted the need for greater long-term information on past catch rates, average sizes of fish caught, relative...
ORGANISATION:
University of Queensland (UQ)
PROJECT NUMBER
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2015-025
DATE START/END:
30 JUN 2015 - 29 JUN 2017
Patterns of interaction between habitat and oceanographic variables affecting the connectivity and productivity of invertebrate fisheries
A better understanding of the links between benthic habitat, oceanography, and fisheries productivity is a major priority of the abalone and rock lobster industry, to improve sustainable management of these important natural resources. It is important that the scales of these processes are...
ORGANISATION:
Deakin University Geelong Waterfront Campus
PROJECT NUMBER
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2017-152
DATE START/END:
4 FEB 2018 - 30 MAR 2018
Social Matters Workshop
Social science research into the seafood industry has a history of around 60 years in much of the developed world. These studies draw attention to the way that socially-embedded - ‘human’ – decision-making can influence catch-and-effort patterns. There has been a growing recognition of the role of...
ORGANISATION:
Deakin University Geelong Waterfront Campus
PROJECT NUMBER
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2019-082
DATE START/END:
17 JUL 2019 - 29 JUN 2024
Extension and synthesis of key FRDC research areas
The focus of the extension strategy is to take research outputs, extend them to end users who can affect change for adoption which in turn delivers an impact (outcome). The strategy aims to focus on those actors who will facilitate an outcome. The FRDC has endeavoured to align its extension...
ORGANISATION:
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC)
PROJECT NUMBER
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2007-066
DATE START/END:
28 FEB 2008 - 1 OCT 2008
ORGANISATION:
University of Melbourne
PUBLISHED:
2017-12-01
Search for the fisheries x-factor
Business-acceleration program Fish-X launched at Seafood Directions 2017 with the aim of fostering innovation in fisheries and aquaculture.
Source: www.fish-x.com.au
The combination of fisheries and start-up science is set to accelerate innovation and the commercialisation of new ideas in...
PROJECT NUMBER
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2023-131
DATE START/END:
1 JUL 2024 - 10 JUL 2025
Capability and Capacity: Understanding diverse learning approaches and knowledge transfer opportunities to inform and enable change
Engagement in continuous learning is an essential process and skill for the adaptability of organisations and the people within them. All people have the capacity to learn. However, many myths regarding adult learning can abound. For example, “learning styles”, or the idea that an individual's...
ORGANISATION:
CQUniversity (CQU) Rockhampton
PUBLISHED:
2018-03-01
Reporting progress, planning future opportunities
A national discussion is underway on how to improve recreational fishing and share the many benefits it offers with more Australians
By Joshua Fielding
Recreational fishing has been shown to improve mental health and forge new friendships for participants in The Fly Program.
Photo: Brad...
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2010-564
DATE START/END:
23 DEC 2010 - 29 DEC 2012
FRDC-DCCEE: preadapting a Tasmanian coastal ecosystem to ongoing climate change through reintroduction of a locally extinct species
Over the last 10 years, concern has been mounting over the increased incidence of mainland marine species moving south and establishing residence in Tasmania. This is widely interpreted as an early result of climate change, in particular because the increased southerly penetration of the eddy field...
ORGANISATION:
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
