Blistering barnacles – biofouling new focus for marine biosecurity
2 March, 2016
The Australian government has just agreed to a tougher response and national regulations to prevent new marine pests coming into our waters.
The Australian government has just agreed to a tougher response and national regulations to prevent new marine pests coming into our waters.
After vociferous community protest, the Federal Government recently banned the 142 metre Abel Tasman ‘supertrawler’ from fishing in Australian waters while it investigates the environmental
The Australian government has just agreed to a tougher response and national regulations to prevent new marine pests coming into our waters.
After vociferous community protest, the Federal Government recently banned the 142 metre Abel Tasman ‘supertrawler’ from fishing in Australian waters while it investigates the environmental
The Australian government has just agreed to a tougher response and national regulations to prevent new marine pests coming into our waters.
After vociferous community protest, the Federal Government recently banned the 142 metre Abel Tasman ‘supertrawler’ from fishing in Australian waters while it investigates the environmental
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