Monitoring our fisheries

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Monitoring our fisheries

The future of profitable commercial and enjoyable recreational fisheries relies on our natural resources being used in a sustainable way. This requires keeping a close eye on fish stocks and the performance of management arrangements for each fishery. By collecting fishery information through the monitoring process and feeding it into assessments, we can ensure the future of our resources.

Commercial fisheries
Information on commercial fisheries species monitoring, logbooks and DPI&F's Fisheries Observers Program.
Recreational fisheries
Information on recreationally important species and how you can be involved in helping maintain our fisheries resources.
Habitat research & monitoring
Global seagrass monitoring and other habitat data resources.
Fisheries data & reports
Access reports on the status of Queensland fisheries, ecological and stock assessments, overviews of monitoring program results and other fisheries data.
Protected species

Page maintained by Bonnie Holmes
Last reviewed 06 January 2009

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