The National Fisheries Plan aims to support and empower all sectors of the fishing, aquaculture and seafood community. These sectors are commercial, Indigenous and recreational fishing (marine, lakes and rivers), aquaculture and post-harvest. The broader fishing, aquaculture and seafood community also extends to those involved in fisheries research and members…
The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation (ARFF) 2022 election platform on behalf of 5 million Australians. With the federal election just around the corner, ARFF and its members are proposing a number of initiatives that will significantly increase the social, environmental and economic benefits provided by fishing to all Australians for…
The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation (ARFF), the national peak body for recreational fishing and its member organisations has welcomed Charles Sturt University’s announcement of a new Graduate Certificate in Fisheries Conservation and Management in the field of freshwater fisheries. ARFF Manager Adam Martin congratulated Charles Sturt University and the Institute…
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has celebrated the nation’s efforts in ocean sustainability, saying that Australia has performed “well above global targets” by declaring one-third of its national waters as marine parks. Mr Morrison used the example during his opening remarks at last night’s launch of the Federal Government’s “Transformations for…
The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation (ARFF) is pleased to announce that the 2019 National Recreational Fishing Conference is now available to view online. If you were unable to attend the Conference in Hobart in 2019, or simply wish to revisit the inspirational sessions, the videos from the live stream are…
