approved for an area, the amount of available resource and works agreed to or previously undertaken by proponents. Other land managers and owners If land is managed or owned by other than CLS or the PWS, the proponent will need to identify the appropriate body and gain written authority to access the property to harvest marine plants. No licence will be granted until evidence of this authority is provided to the Wild Fisheries Management Branch. In some cases it may be necessary to gain approval for access from more than one body. Summary of process to follow when applying for a new fishing licence (marine plant) As can be seen, the process for harvesting and licensing marine plant harvesting is more complex than for most other fisheries as the activity is land based and thus includes all the gamut of issues associated with land management. Only the fishing activity itself is regulated by Wild Fisheries through the Act. A summary of the application process is provided below. Identify the species of interest (generally this will be either kelp or seaweed than kelp). Identify specific areas from which you wish to harvest. Identify all land owners or managers whose property you will need to access to harvest cast marine plants. If land managers or owners are unknown, either contact the Land Titles Office at: Level 1 134 Macquarie Street Hobart TAS 7000 Phone: 1300 368 550 Fax: 03 6223 8089 Email: (note : the search may incur a fee.) or access the Land Information Systems (LIST) via the internet at: . If the land in question is Crown land, CLS can advise who is the managing authority. Crown Land Services can be contacted at: .tas.gove.au Obtain written authority from the land manager for access to land; If the land manager is CLS, complete the application form. If it is PWS contact; The Manager Leases and Licences and Wildlife Service Tasmania, GPO Box 771 Hobart 7001. If the land manager is private or a government authority, follow their requirements to gain written authority.
approved for an area, the amount of available resource and works agreed to or previously undertaken by proponents. Other land managers and owners If land is managed or owned by other than CLS or the PWS, the proponent will need to identify the appropriate body and gain written authority to access the property to harvest marine plants. No licence will be granted until evidence of this authority is provided to the Wild Fisheries Management Branch. In some cases it may be necessary to gain approval for access from more than one body. Summary of process to follow when applying for a new fishing licence (marine plant) As can be seen, the process for harvesting and licensing marine plant harvesting is more complex than for most other fisheries as the activity is land based and thus includes all the gamut of issues associated with land management. Only the fishing activity itself is regulated by Wild Fisheries through the Act. A summary of the application process is provided below. Identify the species of interest (generally this will be either kelp or seaweed than kelp). Identify specific areas from which you wish to harvest. Identify all land owners or managers whose property you will need to access to harvest cast marine plants. If land managers or owners are unknown, either contact the Land Titles Office at: Level 1 134 Macquarie Street Hobart TAS 7000 Phone: 1300 368 550 Fax: 03 6223 8089 Email: (note : the search may incur a fee.) or access the Land Information Systems (LIST) via the internet at: . If the land in question is Crown land, CLS can advise who is the managing authority. Crown Land Services can be contacted at: .tas.gove.au Obtain written authority from the land manager for access to land; If the land manager is CLS, complete the application form. If it is PWS contact; The Manager Leases and Licences and Wildlife Service Tasmania, GPO Box 771 Hobart 7001. If the land manager is private or a government authority, follow their requirements to gain written authority.