aquaculture

The Great Sandy Regional Marine Aquaculture Plan (GSRMAP) is a strategic, non-statutory plan developed by Fisheries Queensland to support the sustainable growth of marine aquaculture within the Great Sandy Marine Park. The plan outlines 37 potential aquaculture sites (racks, sea ranching, and line systems) across 11 precincts and uses a risk-based management framework to identify suitable locations, ensure ecological sustainability, and streamline the approval process for developers. It includes a competitive allocation process for site selection and prescribes management and monitoring protocols to ensure environmental protection and stakeholder accountability.

Publisher: Queensland Government

The Aquaculture Plan, developed in consultation with industry and key stakeholders, focuses on the foundations for growth and addresses the key issues which have commonly been considered as barriers to the development of aquaculture in WA. With added pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic, building strong foundations and continuing to move forward to address key issues is more important than ever. The purpose of the Aquaculture Plan is to provide realistic and achievable targets in the short, medium and long terms, in a cohesive, logical order that will be the foundation for growth over the next ten years.

Publisher: Western Australian Government

The NT Agribusiness Strategy 2030 is a collaboratively designed framework by the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade aimed at transforming Northern Territory agribusiness and aquaculture sectors. It sets an ambitious vision to grow the sector’s gross value of production from about $1.3 billion to $2 billion by 2030 by prioritising sustainable development, indigenous leadership, enhanced supply chains, robust infrastructure, innovative practices, and strong biosecurity measures. Extensive stakeholder engagement underpins the strategy, which outlines key strategic priority areas and 68 actions designed to boost productivity and drive economic growth throughout the Territory.

Publisher: Northern Territory Government

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