Development of biodiversity and habitat monitoring systems for key trawl fisheries in Western Australia: Fishes Checklist
doi: 10.25607/rklus6 , 10.15468/b7fvmy
Development of biodiversity and habitat monitoring systems for key trawl fisheries in Western Australia: Fishes Checklist
The need for this project was identified through the ESD Risk Assessment workshops held for the Shark Bay and Exmouth Gulf trawl fisheries in May and October 2001. Bycatch issues in the Shark Bay and Exmouth fisheries were identified as a moderate risk through an Ecological Risk Assessment workshop. A better understanding of the faunal composition and habitat preferences of bycatch species in both trawled and untrawled areas has assisted in determining the level of risk to bycatch species. The project provided baseline data on biodiversity and variability of trawl bycatch on and off the trawl grounds in Shark Bay and Exmouth Gulf in order to set up potential reference sites for long-term monitoring.
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