Southern Fishery and Ecosystem Solutions
A marine consulting service that works with clients to solve fishery, industry and biodiversity challenges
What we provide
Assist with project planning and strategy
Chair meetings and facilitate workshops
Strategic independent representation, industry services and scientific advice
Assist with preparedness and program development
Source medium and large competitive grants
Provide independent reviewing services and reporting
Bridge communication with governments and organisations
Facilitate connection with First Nations people on Sea Country
Monitor marine fisheries resources and biodiversity assets
Improve fishery productivity, efficiency and profitability using technology
Analyse data and assist with implementation of data platforms
Ecological assessments for marine-managed areas and industry
Scientific advice on sharks, fish, fisheries and aquaculture
Assistance with bycatch mitigation, threatened species and recovery planning
Logistical services, including skippering marine vessels (<12 m) and assistance during scientific research and monitoring programs
Who we work with
State and Commonwealth Government Agencies
Consultancies
Executive Officers
Fishery and Aquaculture Licence Holders
Companies
Executive Committees, Boards and Councils
Businesses
Regional Communities
Body Corporates
Non Government Organisations
Universities, Schools and Training Centres
We are based in South Australia
We understand the South-west marine region and the processes that support coastal communities, industries, tourism and ecosystems
We have the connections needed to gather information to deliver a wide range of services
We acknowledge, understand and respect the needs and culture of the people in this unique area
We work on Southern Australian Marine Issues and Challenges
Harmful Algal Blooms - research, support and advice
Independent reviews
Environmental and ecological impact assessment
Fishery science, representation, support and advocacy
Highly pathogenic avian influenza preparedness and planning
Expert workshops - threatened species, HPAI, HABs and recovery planning
Traditional fishing
Grant proposals and reports
Science direction and advisory committees
Highly migratory species research and monitoring, including White Sharks and other pelagic species
Sharing knowledge
We assist the education sector with information tailored to meet their needs
We support National Science Week
People are of primary importance
We recognise, value and respect our Traditional Owners and Sea Country
We collaborate to build and support capacity, capability, food security and wellbeing in Aboriginal communities
Our values
Honesty
Consistency
Inclusivity
Reliability
Respect
Professionalism
Dedication
Transparency
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