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Fisheries and aquaculture research

Fisheries and aquaculture research helps support sustainable and profitable fisheries and aquaculture sectors through innovative research in collaboration with other scientific organisations and industry.

Aquaculture research

Driving innovation and growth in Queensland aquaculture

The aquaculture research group conducts research to enhance the productivity, profitability and environmental performance of Queensland's aquaculture industries.

Fisheries research

Providing the knowledge base to sustain Queensland's fisheries

The fisheries research group conducts research to assess the status and ensure the sustainability of our marine, estuarine and freshwater fisheries resources.

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Last reviewed 20 May 2010

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