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This section includes project updates, newsletters, relevant publications, and resources of interest to climate adaptation in fisheries and aquaculture.
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This year, the Sea Change Australia team attended Agfest, Tasmania’s premier agricultural field day, attracting over 60,000 visitors and 700 exhibitors each year. The aim was to connect with the commercial fishers, recreational fishers and aquaculture operators.
Have you ever wondered why some summers feel warmer than others? Or why some winters feel bitterly cold compared to last year? Well, the phenomenon known as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is likely at least partly to blame.
In this national resilience webinar hosted by the Biodiversity Council, Sea Change Australia’s Professor Gretta Pecl brought a powerful marine perspective to the conversation — highlighting how climate change is transforming our oceans, coastlines and fisheries in real time.
Tasmanian fishers are being encouraged to rethink what’s on the line — and on the plate — by joining the Mixed Bag Movement, an initiative promoting more sustainable recreational fishing.