Personal contact and digital communications are part of the mix keeping the FRDC in contact with stakeholders and improving its value to the fisheries and seafood sectors By Ilaria Catizone In the past three years the FRDC has made a conscious effort to increase engagement with its...

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Local, lived experiences add value to the science documenting changes in our marine environments, says researcher Gretta Pecl, supporting better decisions for the future of our fisheries By Catherine Norwood As a child, marine ecologist Gretta Pecl enjoyed an annual family holiday in the...

Should Australian seafood have a common national brand to promote its products in international and domestic markets? By Peter Horvat The idea for an Australian seafood brand has been floating around the industry for a long time. There have been trials, meetings, research and agencies...

While most relocated Southern Rocklobster stay put, those that do move have shown a highly accurate sense of direction Illustration: Aidan Gifkins A South Australian study involving the translocation of Southern Rocklobster (Jasus edwardsii) has provided new evidence that the species has...