FISH Vol 28 3

Fisheries Research & Development Corporation News

FISH is the official newsletter of the Fisheries Research & Development Corporation. It is published quarterly in March, June, September and December. The hard copy version is distributed widely throughout the industry via direct mail. To obtain a hard copy of "FISH", please fill in your details on the FRDC contact page. Information may be reproduced freely as long as it is not for commercial benefit and FRDC's FISH © is acknowledged as the source. Otherwise, reproduction is forbidden without written prior permission of FRDC. FRDC is always happy to receive feedback and story suggestions. Please send these to Annabel.Boyer@frdc.com.au.

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    Light on the horizon
    In a year of chaos and tragedy there have also been moments of gratitude and a vision of the path forward
    Lake tales
    An exhibition celebrating the contribution to community and industry of Gippsland Lakes fishers is set to open in the new year
    In brief
    Latest news in Australian fisheries
    Science briefs
    Latest science in Australian fisheries
    A strategic approach to stock assessment software
    One website has brought together and reviewed the world’s best, free, off-the-shelf stock assessment packages, helping fisheries researchers get more done with less
    Whole-of-agriculture research company to drive innovation
    Creating a vehicle to coordinate investment will help agriculture, fisheries and forestry move from the financial shadows to centre stage for economic development
    Monsoons and river flow bring more Barramundi
    New modelling identifies crucial links between the wet season and Barramundi populations, providing vital information for the Northern Territory’s resource managers
    Recognising Indigenous relationships
    A new Statement of Intent formalises the FRDC’s aspirations to advance reconciliation and the role of Indigenous Australians within the sphere of Australian fishing and aquaculture
    Seafood Sundown Series shares marketing expertise
    A new series of industry webinars offers seafood businesses practical guidance in the world of online marketing and branding
    How the seas can help meet global food needs
    New research into the production capabilities of the oceans highlights their potential to provide global food security
    Great Australian Seafood is easy as
    A new whole-of-industry approach will encourage people to eat more Australian seafood as the industry recovers from the impacts of COVID-19
    Double digit growth continues for retail seafood sales
    Market data from Nielsen shows seafood, across most categories, continues to rise in value and volume
    Roadmap to a collaborative fishing future
    Working together is the key to achieving a future for the fisheries sector that rises from being an ‘acceptable’ part of society to a ‘celebrated’ one
    Blueprint for Australian seaweed industry
    A new report identifies the issues that need addressing if seaweed is to become a serious part of Australia’s marine production
    Ocean farmed seaweed harvests underway
    FRDC-funded research has been critical in developing the propagation techniques that are helping Australia to establish ocean farming of seaweeds
    Researcher refocuses from fish to fishing rights
    From the marine biology and life sciences, Stephan Schnierer has expanded his field of view to raise the profile of traditional knowledge and Indigenous fishing rights
    Final reports