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  1. Marine Protected Areas

    Marine Protected Areas. Marine protected areas are parts of the NSW marine estate managed to conserve marine biodiversity and support marine science, recreation and education. ... Marine protected areas are part of the broader new approach toConserving

  2. Map of NSW Marine Protected Areas

    NSW Marine Park. NSW Waters. National Park/Nature Reserve. IMCRA 4.0 Bioregional Boundaries. ... Cape Byron Byron Bay Marine Park. Tweed-Moreton Bioregion. [ Solitary Islands 0 50 100.

  3. Marine protected areas

    Marine protected areas. Marine protected areas are parts of the NSW marine estate managed to conserve marine biodiversity and support marine science, recreation and education. ... Aquatic reserves. NSW aquatic reserves are an important part of the NSW

  4. Marine protected areas

    Marine protected areas. Marine protected areas are parts of the NSW marine estate managed to conserve marine biodiversity and support marine science, recreation and education. ... Aquatic reserves. NSW aquatic reserves are an important part of the NSW

  5. Fishing closures, restrictions and permits|Fishing closures, restrictions and permits

    There are comprehensive laws designed to ensure that fishing activities remain sustainable, and that biological diversity is protected. ... Species closures. Marine protected areas. Other relevant closures. Permits and Orders.

  6. Marine Parks

    Marine parks are also declared at national and international levels in Australian and global systems of marine protected areas. ... Mailing address:. Cape Byron Marine Park. PO Box 127. Byron Bay NSW 2481.

  7. Fishing

    Fishing. In this section.

  8. Ocean Trap and Line Fishery Environmental Imapact Statement: Public consultation document

    fisheries in adjacent jurisdictions.70 B1.7.5 Aquaculture (marine fish farming).72. ... 75 Figure B2.2 Example of the links between ecological processes within marine ecosystems.

  9. Volume 2 Chapters E – J

    Rocky shores and reefs.F–271 vi) Marine protected areas.F–272. ... The most productive areas have been the Clarence, Hawkesbury and Port Stephens catchments.

  10. bmp-edu-kit-mod1

    Each state in Australia and the Northern Territory has established a network of marine protected areas to fulfil such obligations. ... Marine protected areas include aquatic reserves, marine parks, intertidal protected areas and marine extensions to

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