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Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council
  • About TSIC
    • Annual Report
    • Strategic Plan
    • Team
    • TSIC Submissions
  • Our Industry
    • Sectors
    • Seafood Processors
    • History
    • Fishermen's Memorial
  • Seafood Industry News
    • TSIC updates
  • Our Work
    • Australian Wooden Boat Festival
    • Seafood Awards
    • Seafood Community Connection
    • Seafood Jobs Tasmania
    • Seafood Trail
    • Stay Afloat
    • STAY AFLOAT GALA 2022
    • Tasmanian Smart Seafood Partnership EDUCATION Resource
    • Workforce Development
    • Working on Water
  • Member Resources
    • International Temperate Reefd Symposium EOI
    • SITcap EOI
    • Coronavirus Help
    • Expression of interest - First Aid Course
    • Eat more Tassie Seafood Promotion Grant
  • Eat More Seafood
    • Get Cooking
    • Shop

TASMANIAN SMART SEAFOOD PARTNERSHIP
The Tasmanian Smart Seafood Partnership (TSSP) is a partnership project between NRM South and the Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council (TSIC), which aims to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of Tasmania’s seafood industry practices to conserve and restore marine biodiversity in our waterways. The State-wide project builds on partnerships between the Tasmanian seafood industry, NRM organisations, training organisations, government and regulatory authorities, and community.

The Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, funds the TSSP through the ​National Landcare Program Smart Farming Partnerships.


EDUCATION RESOURCE

​The Tasmanian seafood industry is committed to building a future workforce that can adapt to the challenges of harvesting and managing marine resources in a changing environment. To achieve this, the industry recognises that it needs to collaborate with teachers to develop knowledge about the local seafood industry including how it is monitored and managed.

Futher information can be found here

OYSTER SENSOR NETWORK (OSN) EDUCATION RESOURCE

Tasmanian oysters are sensitive to changes in water. This means that for periods of time, oysters are affected by different environmental events such as increased rainfall or higher water temperatures. By building a network of sensors, farmers will have real time information to assist in making decisions for their farming business. And because oysters are ocean sensors, what we learn from them could also assist other parts of the seafood industry.
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The Oyster Sensor Network Ecuation Resource can be found here

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  • About TSIC
    • Annual Report
    • Strategic Plan
    • Team
    • TSIC Submissions
  • Our Industry
    • Sectors
    • Seafood Processors
    • History
    • Fishermen's Memorial
  • Seafood Industry News
    • TSIC updates
  • Our Work
    • Australian Wooden Boat Festival
    • Seafood Awards
    • Seafood Community Connection
    • Seafood Jobs Tasmania
    • Seafood Trail
    • Stay Afloat
    • STAY AFLOAT GALA 2022
    • Tasmanian Smart Seafood Partnership EDUCATION Resource
    • Workforce Development
    • Working on Water
  • Member Resources
    • International Temperate Reefd Symposium EOI
    • SITcap EOI
    • Coronavirus Help
    • Expression of interest - First Aid Course
    • Eat more Tassie Seafood Promotion Grant
  • Eat More Seafood
    • Get Cooking
    • Shop