QLD Mud Crab Fishery 2007; and A description of the fishery, management arrangements in place, recent catch data for all sectors of the fishery, status of target stock including performance of the fishery against objectives, performance indicators and measures, interactions with protected species, impacts of the fishery on the ecosystem in which it operates and research and monitoring outcomes. Information should only be provided on those aspects which are relevant to the fishery and that articulate since the last ‘changes’ annual report Fisheries Queensland to A number of collaborative research and extension Although no substantial research or collaborative continue to actively pursue projects were conducted relating to the QMCF. work has occurred within the fishery for several the development of the Department notes that QDAF have collaborative research with As an extension of a fisheries research project collaborated with other jurisdictions and agencies jurisdictions and agencies developed in the Northern Territory, a number in pursuit of complementary management and and ensure that management of Queensland mud crab fishers worked with research of shared mud crab stocks. Therefore,
QLD Mud Crab Fishery 2007; and A description of the fishery, management arrangements in place, recent catch data for all sectors of the fishery, status of target stock including performance of the fishery against objectives, performance indicators and measures, interactions with protected species, impacts of the fishery on the ecosystem in which it operates and research and monitoring outcomes. Information should only be provided on those aspects which are relevant to the fishery and that articulate ‘changes’ since the last annual report Fisheries Queensland to continue to actively pursue the development of collaborative research with jurisdictions and agencies and ensure that management A number of collaborative research and extension projects were conducted relating to the QMCF. As an extension of a fisheries research project developed in the Northern Territory, a number of Queensland mud crab fishers worked with Although no substantial research or collaborative work has occurred within the fishery for several the Department notes that QDAF have collaborated with other jurisdictions and agencies in pursuit of complementary management and research of shared mud crab stocks. Therefore,
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