All posts tagged "fisheries management"
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Recovering freshwater catfish in Victoria’s north
Photos supplied: Victorian Fisheries Authority Northern Victoria’s freshwater catfish populations are on the road to recovery with more than 25,000 fish ready to relocated to their new homes. Freshwater catfish
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Help Stop the Spread of AVG – What Victorian Fishers Need to Know
Supplied by the South Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) Check, Clean, Dry – Protect Abalone and Marine Environments An outbreak of abalone viral ganglioneuritis (AVG) has been
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VRFish Survey | Recreational Fisher Priorities
As the peak body for recreational fishing, VRFish is calling on all Victorian recreational fishers to have your say in our latest fisher priorities survey. The data from this survey
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VRFish Casts Line to Minister: Halt Proposed VFA Reforms
VRFish has written to Minister Dimopoulos to express our concerns over the proposed Victorian Fisheries Authority (VFA) organisational reform, and in particular, the proposal to retrench 35 VFA staff including Fisheries Officers.
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VRFish celebrates declaration of Victorian Rock Lobster Fishery Management Plan
VRFish congratulates Minister Dimopoulos and celebrates the declaration of the Victorian Rock Lobster Fishery Management Plan 2024. This management plan is the fourth for the Victorian rock lobster fishery since
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Stocking 10 million fish in Victoria
It’s a reely good time to be a recfisher in Victoria with the vast amount of opportunities to cast a line across the state! Over the past year, the Victorian
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Fisheries Notice in place to stop the spread of abalone disease
Following the detection of Abalone Viral Ganglioneuritis (AVG, also known as abalone disease) in South Australia, the Victorian Fisheries Authority have taken swift action to assist in managing the outbreak through issuing
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