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Also from fishing world. Wonder why Qld never gets a mention maybe its because the government doesnt care?

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Victorians lead way in fishing/parks co-operation

30 Oct 2009

VRFish and major recreational fishing groups have embarked on a new era of engagement and consultation with Parks Victoria, the agency charged with managing many of Victoria’s park assets.

Following four months of discussions, the groups have emerged with a joint communiqué titled “Recreational Fishing and Park Management†that outlines a commitment by all parties to protect, enhance and promote recreational fishing in Victoria.

The communiqué is an encouraging example of co-operation between park managers and stakeholders, including anglers. The communiqué also recognises that recreational fishing enjoys one of highest participation rates in Victoria and acknowledges the economic and social values of recreational fishing.

“The communiqué is already bearing fruit as can been seen from the recent announcements regarding the future management of the important Patterson River parking and boat launching facilities near Melbourne,†VRFish executive officer Christopher Collins said.

The recent appointment of Philip Weigall, a prominent fisher and author, to the (Greater) Alpine National Park Advisory Committee, which is charged with overseeing the (Greater) Alpine National Park management plan review, is also big win for all recreational fishers. “Recreational fishing is now well placed in Victoria to have a positive influence into future park planning efforts,†Collins said.

By Dale McCabe.

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rayke1938 wrote:

Also from fishing world. Wonder why Qld never gets a mention maybe its because the government doesnt care?

Cheers

Ray

Victorians lead way in fishing/parks co-operation

30 Oct 2009

VRFish and major recreational fishing groups have embarked on a new era of engagement and consultation with Parks Victoria, the agency charged with managing many of Victoria’s park assets.

Following four months of discussions, the groups have emerged with a joint communiqué titled “Recreational Fishing and Park Management†that outlines a commitment by all parties to protect, enhance and promote recreational fishing in Victoria.

The communiqué is an encouraging example of co-operation between park managers and stakeholders, including anglers. The communiqué also recognises that recreational fishing enjoys one of highest participation rates in Victoria and acknowledges the economic and social values of recreational fishing.

“The communiqué is already bearing fruit as can been seen from the recent announcements regarding the future management of the important Patterson River parking and boat launching facilities near Melbourne,†VRFish executive officer Christopher Collins said.

The recent appointment of Philip Weigall, a prominent fisher and author, to the (Greater) Alpine National Park Advisory Committee, which is charged with overseeing the (Greater) Alpine National Park management plan review, is also big win for all recreational fishers. “Recreational fishing is now well placed in Victoria to have a positive influence into future park planning efforts,†Collins said.

By Dale McCabe.

Related Links:

Parks Victoria announcement regarding fishing:

wait until the pew fond out there's seals down that way..just kidding. victoria is a good state as far as sport goes. they actually try to accommodate their voters. QLD as lovely as it is is a wee but laid back. so idiots like bligh get in..after the debacle that was beattie..the same guy who self proclaimed he didn't achieve one thing he was voted in for..so what did QLD do..vote in his prodigy..i'm still trying to work that out? labour is now a vote for every minority group in australia. the ordinary aussies have no choice but the nats! bit of a toughie eh? vote labour to vote green..true. if you vote labour your restricting your rights to enjoy the great outdoors. the greens have failed to halt loggin..mining..desals and seem to be in favour of nuclear power..never mind australia was once an intended dump site for nuclear waste. great country sheet leaders.

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