NSW Department of Primary Industries

You searched for river styles

Showing results 1,351 - 1,360 of 1,386

  1. RDOC23 205845 Group Permit - Whitespot - Movement of prawns by authorised Officers.DOC

    River Control Zone into and within the rest of New South Wales for the purpose of diagnosing white spot disease. ... 15 October 2023 Commencement:. 9 June 2025 Duration:. Definitions. In this group permit, words have the same meaning as in the

  2. Monitoring of the By-Catch of Eastern Gemfish 1996 - 1999

    Monitoring of the fishery for Gemfish Rexea solandri, 1996 to 2000. K.R. Rowling and D.L. Makin. NSW Fisheries Research Institute P.O. Box 21, Cronulla, NSW, 2230. Australia. AFMA Research Project No. 99/337 January 2001. NSW Fisheries Final Report

  3. A biological and economic assessment of the 2001 change in the Minimum Legal Length (MLL) of snapper in NSW

    snapper; minimum legal length; MLL

  4. Mesh selectivity in the NSW demersal trap fishery

    Similarly, for bream the main trapping months are during summer in the central region and during winter around the Clarence River.

  5. PRE/POST CHAPTER HEADING

    Description of the biology and an assessment of the fishery for Silver Trevally Pseudocaranx dentex. off New South Wales. K.R. Rowling and L.P. Raines. NSW Fisheries Research Institute P.O. Box 21, Cronulla, NSW, 2230. Australia. FRDC Project No.

  6. Report on Port KemblaIntroduced Marine Pest Species Survey

    Alexandrium catenella was previously known from coastal estuaries and embayments from the Hawkesbury River, NSW, south to Port Phillip Bay, Victoria (Hallegraeff et al.

  7. Schedule of Commercial Fishing Fees and Charges

    Clarence River 3.15. Hawkesbury River 4.30. Hunter River 2.46. Ocean Hauling fishery - $charge per share Sch 1 Supporting Plan.

  8. Transcript – Brian Dare talks nesting Murray Cod

    With the river system and finding the little cod down there in the nesting site, I was lucky enough to see Gav and Steve going down the river with the camera

  9. Meeting 15 Chairs Summary 19 August 2020

    Council also received an update on Murray Darling Basin issues, and the progress being made to ensure that sufficient flow remains in the Macquarie River to support adequate fish habitat during

  10. Beaches and Headland Ecological FFreport_146

    FISHERIES FINAL REPORT SERIES | NO. 146. Ecological Background to the Assessment of Shore-Based Recreational Fishing on Ocean Beaches and Rocky Headlands in Sanctuary Zones in Mainland NSW Marine Parks Jordan, A &Creese, R. Published by the NSW

Search within

Related searches

www.dpi.nsw.gov.au