Partnerships

Embarking on your own fish habitat project may seem a bit daunting. Here are a few hints and tips on how to get your project up and running.

Riparian revegetation in the Upper Castlereagh Catchment

A strategic partnership could be the key to the success of your project. The benefits of working with other recreational fishers, neighbouring land holders, local landcare or river care groups, and/or government agencies include:

Sharing the work load
Sharing skills and knowledge
Access to different networks and areas
Contributing additional resources
Access to diverse funding sources

Improving fish access at Stroud Weir by installing a rock ramp fishway

Successful, long-term partnerships are founded on:

Shared goals which are aligned but not necessarily the same
Acceptance of a partner’s contribution and level of involvement
Regular and effective communication
Celebration of achievements

Gallery

Improving fish habitat in the Barwon-Darling River between Brewarrina and Bourke–resnagging program

Removing rubbish to clean up creeks and fish habitat

Providing off-stream watering points for stock

Fencing and native revegetation