19 stories
Scientists, fishers, and community leaders are teaming up for a bold new project aimed at regenerating parts of Australia's 8,000 km-long Great Southern Reef,...
20 February 2023
WWF-Australia is pleased to see the Tasmanian Government committing to stronger regulation and transparency in the salmon farming industry with the...
17 September 2021
For the second time this year, an attempt to have the orange roughy fishery in eastern Tasmanian certified “sustainable” has been unsuccessful.
8 April 2021
A bid to have the orange roughy fishery in eastern Tasmania certified “sustainable” has been halted – for now.
6 January 2021
With more and more Australian shoppers choosing to buy seafood, Woolworths and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Australia have partnered to further improve...
27 November 2018
WWF-Australia says there are some positives – but also areas of concern – in the Sustainable Industry Growth Plan for the Salmon Industry released by the...
7 December 2017
A bold move to help stop human rights abuses and illegal fishing in the Pacific tuna fishing industry.
16 November 2017
WWF-Australia and the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) welcome the announcement that, if elected, an LNP government would retain Queensland’s net...
4 October 2017
WWF-Australia welcomes news that John West Australia is top ranked out of the major tuna brands in Greenpeace Australia’s latest Canned Tuna Guide.
14 April 2017
WWF-Australia has welcomed the news that Huon Aquaculture has achieved Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) certification for the first time – at its Storm...
3 April 2017
Tasmania’s salmon farmers need to come together to ensure the highest possible international sustainability standards are applied to the entire industry as...
31 October 2016
WWF-Australia today said Tasmania’s salmon producers are making substantial progress towards sustainable aquaculture in Australia.
30 September 2016