Reply To: Current fishing situation.

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Caring for Sea Country › Current fishing situation. › Reply To: Current fishing situation.

25/08/2022 at 1:51 am #5032
Yaakov Jurkowicz
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    I’m not sure what Alex meant, but I would be interested in the current aquaculture that Yirrganydji people living on Yirrganydji Country are using and have access to. The design brief mentions that current methods are unsustainable, what are the current methods obtaining fish by the community? Why are they unsustainable? What barriers are preventing the Yirrganydji people from using traditional designs?

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