OzFish Unlimited | Environmental conservation organisation

OzFish Unlimited

Phone: +61 1800 431 308

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23.01.2022 Any boaters got tomorrow off and feel like a trip out to Carnac island ? We are needing boats to transport Seeds for Snapper divers for fruit collection tomorrow. Leaving Woodman Point at 8.30-9.00am with an aim to be back by 11.30-12.00pm.

22.01.2022 OzFish are currently investigating ways to improve Marron habitat using large wooden debris. Rare in the wild, this blue Marron reminds us how unique these tasty critters are. With better habitat you get better fishing

21.01.2022 Get the latest info on our Seeds For Snapper program in this weekends The Sunday Times!

16.01.2022 Beautiful weather for the Seagrass Garden Party

14.01.2022 A bit of a flashback to our earlier seagrass restoration efforts reported last year. Plans are well underway for fishers, boaters and divers to make fish habitat happen

12.01.2022 Congratulations to all the OzFish Seeds for Snapper volunteers who came together as community making today’s efforts all the more rewarding. Everyone shared the same passion for healthy marine environments supporting abundant fisheries for future generations. Mums, Dads and heaps of hard working youngest shared buckets of fruit waste with crew from WA’s leading fishing group #recfishwest and Perth NRM Science communicator #coastalwayne https://www.perthnrm.com/project/adopt-a-beach/ Well done everyone

10.01.2022 Just a brief snapshot of what our volunteers got up to today at our first Seeds For Snapper Collection Dive. Looks like loads of fun! Shout out to Simon for the video - not only did he dive he also produced this... amazing stuff. Did we say our volunteers rock!? #SeedsForSnapper #betterhabitatforbetterfishing #GenerationRestoration

09.01.2022 Not many crayfish legs on the wash down bays yet but the Cockburn Powerboat club members have been busy collecting Seagrass seeds ready for tomorrow’s Open Day. Come down and say hi, open to the public

07.01.2022 Each November OzFish calls on recreational fishers to take part in a massive effort to restore the lost seagrass meadows of Cockburn Sound. The area has lost 85% of its seagrass habitat since the 1960s and this loss affects baby pink snapper as well as many other species. Volunteers are needed to help collect seeds and more... register online now at ozfish.org.au to help. And share the hell out of this if you can please... This project is made possible through by the WA Government's Recreational Fishing Initiatives Fund and is supported by our major partner BCF - Boating, Camping, Fishing, The University of Western Australia, Cockburn Power Boats Club and Recfishwest #BetterHabitatBetterFishing #GenerationRestoration #SeagrassRestoration #WeGotThis #FishHabitat

07.01.2022 More habitat means more fish