Fisheries
Report
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry agricultural research, development and extension plan
The Queensland Government has set a clear, ambitious target to double Queensland's agricultural production by 2040. The purpose of this research, development and extension (RD&E) plan is to describe how the Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry's (DAFF) agricultural RD&E program will contribute to achieving this target. This plan addresses the recommendations of an...
Report
Potential impacts of climate change on the fauna values of the Tasmanian wilderness World Heritage Area
This report provides an assessment of the potential impacts of climate change on the fauna values of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) and identifies management response options. The report covers fauna values associated with terrestrial, freshwater and estuarine environments, as well as marine mammals which breed and or haul-out on the Tasmanian coast...
Report
Tenant Creek Region Economic Profile at a Glance
This economic snapshot of the Tennant Creek (Barkly) Region provides some facts about the region and highlights key aspects of the local economy and how it has changed over time. Approximately three percent (6 682) of Territorians live in the Barkly region, an area of 303 295 square kilometres. The Region is known as the...
Report
Productivity analysis of key Commonwealth fisheries
The Productivity Analysis of Key Commonwealth Fisheries report is a publication that provides an indication of productivity trends for the Commonwealth's most valuable commercial fisheries. These trends reflect how well these fisheries use inputs to produce outputs. When viewed over time, productivity trends can assist in the evaluation of a fishery's economic performance.
Strategy
Oceanic fisheries and climate change
Projected redistribution of tuna further east has implications for the economic benefits derived from industrial fisheries, and for the supply of tuna for food security. Several practical adaptations can reduce the risks to PICTS in the west and optimise the benefits for those in the east.