Indigenous engagement in Commonwealth fisheries
A major UTS project, co-led by CMS member Dr Nick McClean, aims to support better engagement between First Nations communities with connections to oceans and Sea Country, and the Commonwealth government agencies that manage commercial fisheries. Read more here: https://www.uts.edu.au/news/social-justice-sustainability/indigenous-engagement-commonwealth-fisheries
CMS Showcase 2023: Connections and collaborations to ensure a thriving future ocean
The CMS held our annual showcase event in Hobart/Nipaluna on 11th August 2023, with over 160 people in attendance ranging from our members and students, to government representatives, industry representatives, researchers, and traditional owners and custodians. The day was structured around a series of stakeholder panels which allowed stakeholders to shape discussion and agendas, as […]
Australia state of the environment 2021 report: marine chapter
The SoE is an independent and evidence-based review, delivered every 5 years as a requirement of the EPBC Act, providing a comprehensive and authoritative assessment of the state of Australia’s environment. It aims to help shape policy and action, influence behaviour and assists in assessing our interventions as stewards of the Australian environment. The Marine […]
Advocate for action to help fisheries adapt
CMS Director Prof Gretta Pecl was featured in FISH Magazine. Read article here
Plenary presentation at the World Fisheries Congress, 20-24 September 2021, Virtual
CMS contributes to new FAO report on adaptive management of fisheries in response to climate change
This major global report aims to accelerate climate change adaptation implementation in fisheries management throughout the world, providing information to underpin strengthening the resilience of fisheries, reducing their vulnerability to climate change, and enabling managers to respond in a timely manner to the projected changes in the dynamics of marine resources and ecosystems. Dr Beth […]
CMS PhD candidate Rich Cottrell’s research highlighted in University of Tasmania article
Recent published paper on “Food production shocks across land and sea” by PhD student Rich Cottrell and CMS researchers in Nature Sustainability, was highlighted in an UTAS News article. To read whole article please go to the following link: http://www.media.utas.edu.au/general-news/all-news/extreme-weather-and-geopolitics-major-drivers-of-increasing-food-shocks
