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    • Micro-invertebrate community dynamics and flooding in the Macquarie marshes
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    • Application of motion sensing cameras as a tool for monitoring riparian fauna
    • Captive or wild?
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    • Lake Brewster pelican banding
    • Aquatic invertebrate strategies for coping with drought

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    • Managing fire regimes with thresholds to save threatened flora and fauna
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A SWOT analysis of Papua New Guinea’s inland fisheries and aquaculture sectors

Bettys Farm

This research project aims to identify gaps and suggest interventions in Papua New Guinea’s rapidly growing aquaculture industry, using a SWOT analysis surveying farmers and other stakeholders.

Related

Increasing production from inland aquaculture in Papua New Guinea for food

An ACIAR-funded aquaculture project was launched on 18-19 August 2010 in Goroka in the Eastern Highlands of PNG to develop fish farming packages based on scientifically-validated methods.

Aquaculture and environmental planning group

Throughout the Asia-Pacific, aquaculture has been promoted as a means of improving income and food security for rural communities.

Understanding soil-related constraints on aquaculture production

In Papua New Guinea aquaculture is an important source of protein for the rural majority of the popluation, contributing food security and income generation.

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