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An assessment of changes in recreatonal fishery of the Tuross Lake estuary following the establishment of a 'Recreational Fishing Haven'
Barrett and Charles A. Gray. NSW Department of Primary Industries Cronulla Fisheries Research Centre P.O. ... Historically, allocation disputes between the commercial and recreational sectors have been focused on estuarine fisheries near large
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Permit Application Parts 2 & 7 of the Fisheries Management Act 1994
$179. Harm marine vegetation (Part 7) Fisheries Management Act. Any damage to, or destruction of, saltmarsh, mangroves or seagrasses growing on public water land or the foreshore of public water land ... for fish and marine vegetation [footnoteRef:1]
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An Assessment of the Saltmarsh of the Parramatta River and Sydney Harbour
J. Kelleway, R.J. Williams and C.B. Allen#. NSW Department of Primary Industries Cronulla Fisheries Research Centre of Excellence. ... These zones are known, from upstream to downstream, as: the Riverine Channel, Fluvial Delta, Central Mud Basin, and
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The effects of selected irrigation practices on fish of the Murray-Darling Basin
Areas with suitable habitat are generally associated with greater species richness and diversity. ... The impacts of both processes could be partly reduced by employing a gradual and staged draw-down process to provide sufficient time for fish to find
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OTLMAC-Draft-Agenda-5-Nov-2007.pdf
The MLL change is one component of other policy changes (including input controls and buy outs for Marine Protected Areas and Recreational Fishing Havens) that have taken place in NSW fisheries. ... fishers are engaged in Illegal, Unregulated and
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A biological and economic assessment of the 2001 change in the Minimum Legal Length (MLL) of snapper in NSW
The MLL change is one component of other policy changes (including input controls and buy outs for Marine Protected Areas and Recreational Fishing Havens) that have taken place in NSW fisheries. ... Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).
