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Sunfish Citizen Science Dr Barry Pollock

Sunfish Citizen Science

6 May 202023 May 2022 TMBF
by Dr Barry Pollock, Scientific Advisor, Sunfish Queensland Almost half of the recreational fishing that occurs in Queensland is based in Moreton Bay. The 2019 State-wide survey estimates that some 400,000 SE Queensland residents participate in recreational fishing in Moreton…
May 2020, recreational fishing, reproductive biology, research
Critically endangered Eastern curlew, Oyster Point Cleveland, copyright 3-3-2019, Chris Walker

EPBC Act review submission

1 May 202023 May 2022 TMBF
Critically Endangered Eastern Curlew – Photo by Chris Walker The Moreton Bay Foundation recently made a submission to the review of the Environmental Protection Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999, the most important piece of environmental legislation in Australia. The submission indicated:…
May 2020, biodiversity, conservation, EPBC Act
Mighty mullet migration

The Mighty Mullet

1 May 202023 May 2022 TMBF
Image by Edwin Gibson, Intern While we’re staying at home, their autumn migrations begin. Autumn sees the migration of mullet out to Moreton Bay, to have their yearly spawning. This is, of course, a boon for local fisheries, since almost…
May 2020, marine science, migratory patterns, Moreton Bay

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