Sardine Fishery Research Information Session Devonport

The Wild Fisheries Management Branch of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania sustainably manages recreational and commercial wild fisheries in Tasmania.

Fisheries Tasmania, NRE Tas

Public information sessions on sardine research in Tasmania, hosted by NRE Tas and IMAS researcher Tim Ward

Paranaple Convention Centre

Sardine Fishery Research Information Sessions

Public Information Session: Tasmanian Commercial Sardine Fishery ResearchDevonport - Tue 18 Feb, Aberdeen Room, Paranaple Convention Centre, 6:30pm (doors open from 6:15pm)Hear from IMAS researcher Dr Tim Ward and NRE Tas Fisheries Managers, and learn more about the recent findings of Tasmanian sardine stocks that could support a commercial Tasmanian sardine fishery.These information sessions are an opportunity to ask any questions you have about the scientific findings and recommendations, or the fishery development guidelines.Register your interest here on Eventbrite, where you can let us know what you're most interested in knowing more about, and we’ll do our best to address it on the night.The research, guidelines, and answers to some FAQs about developing a sardine fishery are here: <a href="https://fishing.tas.gov.au/community/research/fishery-stock-assessments/australian-sardine" title="https://fishing.tas.gov.au/community/research/fishery-stock-assessments/australian-sardine" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Development Guidelines for a new Tasmanian Sardine Fishery</a>Note, at this early stage these sessions are for sharing information and answering questions about the science and fishery guidelines. Consultation on any rules or regulations for a sardine fishery will follow the normal processes, including statutory public consultation where you can have your say, later this year.

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