Talk about dhufish and pink snapper biology.
Talk about dhufish and pink snapper biology.
What is the Future of WA's Marine Environment?Western Australia is recognised internationally for its rich marine and coastal biodiversity. Climate change, population growth and increasing industrial, social and economic development continue to put pressure on our precious marine ecosystems in a way we have never experienced before.
What approach do we need to take to ensure the conservation of our iconic marine species and ensure appropriate long term management of the WA marine environment?
Flyer:- http://conservationwa.asn.au/images/EVENTS/environment%20matters_marinewebpdf.pdf
Guest speakers include:
Jill StJohn, WA Marine Co-ordinator, The Wilderness Society
Spatial scales of management for a multi-species scalefish fishery on the lower west coast – Regionality in the biology of two demersal species, WA dhufish and pink snapper
Dr Nic Dunlop, Biodiversity Conservation Officer, Conservation Council of WA
Moving to an Ecosystem-based Management Approach for the WA Marine Environment
Brad Norman, ECOCEAN
ECOCEAN Inc. is a not-for-profit association established by a group of like-minded people – passionate about working for the conservation of the unique marine environment. The primary interests of ECOCEAN include increased protection for the threatened whale shark (Rhincodon typus) and the biodiversity of Ningaloo Marine Park in Western Australia.
When: Wednesday 25th June 2008
Time: 7.30pm
Where: City West Lotteries House, 2 Delhi St, West Perth
Further Information and RSVP: Monday 23rd June 2008 to or 9420 7266
Cost: Free for affiliated members and supporters. A $5 donation from others.
Sorry about the short notice - only found about this today (Wednesday)....
TerryF
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Beavering away in the background.......
Colin Hay
I just heard something on the radio
about the standardisation of fish names across Australia. The full report is stil to come, but there was something about snapper being known as pinkfish (or something similar) across Australia, and that Mulloway will be known as mulloway across the country, and they will not be labelled as jewfish as they are more commonly called in the eastern states.
(Colin 1 - Co-founding member of the prestigious Colin Club)
Adam Gallash
very short notice
This talk will show you the biological reasons behind the metro cuts, as its not just the creel surveys.
NOHA
Conservation wa and ECO
Conservation wa and ECO Ocean.
I would expect that talk to be totally unbiased and without political agenda.....not.
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No Orange Hats Allowed
V8 twin turbo diesel....Ohh what a feeling!
Adam Gallash
LOL
Funny man Noha, on the money.
luke
i cant see all of the
i cant see all of the writting on this thread..it goes under the recent comments etc column...is this the same for anyone else??
luke
luke
wtf??? can see it
wtf??? can see it now...better stop drinking i think!!! lol
saltatrix
Let me guess. The
Let me guess. The conservation groups are going to stop the last 10% of Seagrass in Cockburn sound which provides the breeding grounds, food, and ecological currents for juvenille Jewfish, Snapper and many other species to breed.
Nope, the word spatial would be that they want to close to fishermen 30% of the ocean which would be all the productive fishing grounds.
Misguided souls they are.
Hypocrites, the lot of them.