Sustainability & Training
Brett Bollinger
Brett harvests seafood in a responsible and sustainable way. His family has extensive history assisting fisheries research programs that have helped to improve best practice and increase sustainability of the fishery.
Master Fisherman and Codes of Practice
Brett is a recognised OceanWatch Master Fisherman. He harvests seafood respecting the aspects of responsible and sustainable fishing incorporated in the Master Fisherman Program including quality assurance, bycatch reduction devices and techniques, animal welfare, threatened species management, etc.
As a NSW Fisherman, Brett is working according to the following fishing industry Codes of Practice. Industry codes of practice are a commitment to environmental best practice and are aligned with the principles and objectives of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation.
- NSW Trawl Fishery Code of Practice
- NSW Northern Zone Trawl Fishery Code of Practice for Reducing Seabird Interactions
Environmental Impact Statements
An environmental impact assessment has been completed for each of the major NSW wild catch fisheries to help ensure they are managed in a sustainable way.
Brett is working respecting the:
Fisheries Management Strategies
Fisheries management strategies are guidelines for NSW professional fisheries, developed with an intent to accredit fishing activities in NSW as sustainable under both State and Commonwealth legislation.
Adam is working according to:
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