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Polarised perspectives in salmon aquaculture warrant a targeted long-term approach to communication

By Heidi Mumme|2023-06-30T16:04:14+10:00June 30th, 2023|Comments Off on Polarised perspectives in salmon aquaculture warrant a targeted long-term approach to communication

Reducing socio-ecological conflict using social influence modelling

By Heidi Mumme|2023-06-30T16:01:10+10:00June 30th, 2023|Comments Off on Reducing socio-ecological conflict using social influence modelling

The long term evolution of news media in defining socio-ecological conflict: A case study of expanding aquaculture

By Heidi Mumme|2023-06-30T15:58:55+10:00June 30th, 2023|Comments Off on The long term evolution of news media in defining socio-ecological conflict: A case study of expanding aquaculture

Stochastic events can explain sustained clustering and polarisation of opinions in social networks

By Heidi Mumme|2023-06-30T15:56:57+10:00June 30th, 2023|Comments Off on Stochastic events can explain sustained clustering and polarisation of opinions in social networks

Increasing polarisation in attitudes towards aquaculture: Evidence from sequential government inquiries

By Heidi Mumme|2023-06-30T15:54:25+10:00June 30th, 2023|Comments Off on Increasing polarisation in attitudes towards aquaculture: Evidence from sequential government inquiries

Tactical Research Fund: A review of the ecological impacts of selected antibiotics and antifoulants currently used in the Tasmanian salmonid farming industry and development of a research programme to evaluate the environmental impact of selected treatments.

By Romano Studer|2023-04-21T16:14:24+10:00April 20th, 2023|0 Comments

Pilot Marine Spatial Assessment Tool (Jan 2020) – (PDF File 15.2 MB)

By Romano Studer|2023-04-21T16:12:40+10:00April 20th, 2023|0 Comments

Your Marine Values: Public Report 2013 (Feb 2013) – (PDF File 8.1 MB)

By Romano Studer|2023-04-21T16:15:26+10:00April 20th, 2023|0 Comments

Determininates of socially-supported wild-catch and aquaculture fisheries in Australia

By Romano Studer|2023-04-20T16:29:57+10:00April 20th, 2023|0 Comments

Aquaculture-Community Futures: North West Tasmania

By Romano Studer|2023-04-21T16:00:12+10:00April 20th, 2023|0 Comments

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The Salmon Research Hub is a collaborative partnership between the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC),
the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
and the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies at the University of Tasmania.