DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ...
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ... DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ...
AgENCy PERFORMANCE � CASE STUDy 3 • two area closures; and • an annual quota (15 tonnes). Under the co-management arrangements all trochus is picked from exposed reef (no diving is permitted) and all shell is sold through one central point. The Trochus Fishery’s low impact collection methods result in minimal impact on reef habitat and the wider ecosystem generally, and there is no bycatch in the fishery. The co-management approach provides the One Arm Point Aboriginal Community with a sense of ownership and responsibility in managing the stocks to ensure they are sustainable. There is a strong customary marine tenure aspect to the fishery that enhances the sense of ownership of the Community. All trochus is picked from exposed reef by the Bardi Jawi and Mayala people and all shell is sold through one central point. 89
AgENCy PERFORMANCE � SERvICE 3 – RESEARCH AND MONITORINg Service 3 – Research and Monitoring the Research Division is responsible for the delivery of the Department of Fisheries’ research and monitoring service. the primary role of the Research Division is to provide timely and quality scientific knowledge and objective advice to support the management, conservation and sustainable use of the State’s aquatic resources. Ongoing research, monitoring and assessment programs are focused on supporting the management of the State’s major fish stocks and the marine ecosystems that underpin these resources. these activities also contribute to the Department of Fisheries meeting its statutory responsibilities. The Research Division’s 130-plus staff members, of which over 45 are professionally-qualified research scientists, work within four expertisebased branches (Invertebrate Fisheries, Finfish Fisheries, Biodiversity and Biosecurity, and Stock Assessment and Data Analysis), with monitoring and assessment research projects frequently conducted by multi-disciplinary teams, increasingly in cooperation with external research partners. 90 The major research activities undertaken by the Research Division are: • Provision of objective expert scientific advice to assist the Department of Fisheries to implement a comprehensive holistic approach to management of the State’s aquatic natural resources (i.e. Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management). • Annual reporting on the status of the key fish stocks, fisheries and their associated ecosystems in the State of the Fisheries and Aquatic Resources report. • Maintenance of long-term monitoring programs and databases to enable the scientific assessment of fish stocks and their associated ecosystems. • Development of new assessment and governance techniques to assist in aquatic management within an integrated, ecosystem-based framework. • Generating an understanding of the threats to biosecurity and biodiversity specifically associated with aquaculture activities and to the marine and freshwater environments in general.
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AgENCy PERFORMANCE � CASE STUDy 3<br />
• two area closures; and<br />
• an annual quota (15 tonnes).<br />
Under the co-management arrangements all<br />
trochus is picked from exposed reef (no diving<br />
is permitted) and all shell is sold through one<br />
central point.<br />
The Trochus Fishery’s low impact collection<br />
methods result in minimal impact on reef habitat<br />
and the wider ecosystem generally, and there is no<br />
bycatch in the fishery.<br />
The co-management approach provides the<br />
One Arm Point Aboriginal Community with a sense<br />
of ownership and responsibility in managing the<br />
stocks to ensure they are sustainable. There is<br />
a strong customary marine tenure aspect to the<br />
fishery that enhances the sense of ownership of<br />
the Community.<br />
All trochus is picked from exposed reef by the Bardi Jawi and Mayala people and all shell is sold through one central point.<br />
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