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National Landcare Program - Smart Farming Southern Regional Natural Resource Management Association Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council Cradle Coast Authority Northern Tasmanian Natural Resource Management Association Inc Tassal Limited Petuna Pty Ltd Huon Aquaculture Company Pty Ltd TAS Denison The Tasmanian Smart Seafood (Building A Collaborative And Consistent Approach To Support Sustainable Seafood Production, NRM And Effective Conservation And Restoration of Tasmania's Marine Biodiversity) The project will increase the efficiency and effectiveness of marine biodiversity protection outcomes in Tasmanian’s multi-use waterways by building upon established partnerships within the Tasmanian seafood industry, NRM organisations, training organisations, government and regulatory authorities, and community, Landcare and Indigenous groups. The project will: 1) Develop a consistent Sustainable Seafood Pathways training/skills set package for use within the Tasmanian aquaculture and fishing industries, community, Landcare and Indigenous groups; 2) Deliver to the seafood industry and community groups a marine biodiversity awareness program of Tasmania’s multi-use waterways that utilises and delivers material from the skills set package; 3) Conduct and support specific on-ground activities with partners that demonstrate and deliver effective conservation and restoration of Tasmania’s marine biodiversity in line with the recommendations within the skills set package. $ 1,590,936
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