Latest News & Updates
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                              21 March, 2023 3 min Read Oyster Sensor Network providing real time data for seafood industryRead MoreTasmanian oysters are sensitive to changes in water. This means that for periods of time, oysters are affected by different… 
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                              21 December, 2022 2 min Read MEDIA RELEASE: New Boating Code of Practice helping to protect Tasmania’s waterwaysRead MoreHeading out on the water this summer? A clean boat helps keep our waterways safe and now there’s a new… 
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                              29 June, 2022 2 min Read A new oyster sensor network for TasmaniaRead MoreIt is well known that filter feeding shellfish such as oysters or mussels are very sensitive to their aquatic environment… 
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                              27 June, 2022 2 min Read MEDIA RELEASE: Miniature giants; a Giant Kelp display at WoodbridgeRead MoreIf you’ve ever wanted to get a glimpse into the world of the iconic Giant Kelp forests while keeping your… 
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                              17 January, 2022 1 min Read New LISTmap layer for bird breeding habitat now availableRead MoreThe Tasmanian Smart Seafood Partnership is pleased to announce that the ‘Bird breeding habitat and access recommendations’ state-wide layer in… 
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                              Image credit: Matthew Doggett 21 June, 2021 2 min Read MEDIA RELEASE: Super-kelp to the rescueRead MoreImmense forests of giant kelp once formed dense floating canopies around Tasmania’s coastline. Historically it was so abundant that it… 
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                              19 February, 2021 3 min Read SITCAP – connecting education and industryRead MoreConnecting some of Tasmania’s teachers directly with the state’s seafood industry proved an impactful learning experience at the Seafood Industry… 
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                              25 September, 2020 1 min Read Support to clean southern shoresRead MoreTasmania’s south west coastline is wild, rugged and largely inaccessible. However, despite its location, significant volumes of marine debris still… 
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                              Image credit: John Turnbull 7 July, 2020 1 min Read TSSP co-invests in giant kelp restoration projectRead MoreThe Tasmanian Smart Seafood Partnership (TSSP) has co-invested in the first phase of a giant kelp restoration project. Run by…