Review and compilation of spatial data in Tasmanian marine waters: A pilot study (Mar 2021) – (PDF File 2.4 MB)
Comprehensive spatial decision-support tools can assist planning for and assessment of primary industries operating in the marine environment. Such tools require accurate, relevant and sufficient spatially-explicit information (data).
03/01/2021
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | planning and management | sustainability
Assessment of reef condition in the southern D’Entrecasteaux Channel (Apr 2021) – (PDF File 2.2 MB)
Data collected through the Rapid Reefs project enabled us to better understand the functional health of reefs in the southern D’Entrecasteaux Channel, as well as establish a baseline in this region for future monitoring.
04/01/2021
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | monitoring | nutrients | reefs
The contribution of salmon farming material to sediment accumulation on reefs in established farming regions – 2016 (Jan 2022) – (PDF File 1.5 MB)
This study was commissioned by the Department of Primary Industries (DPIPWE), Tasmanian Abalone Council (TAC) and representatives of the Tasmanian salmonid farming industry (Tassal Pty. Ltd and Huon Aquaculture Pty. Ltd) to establish whether salmon farming has a major contribution to sedimentation on reef ecosystems in farming regions and to determine what analyses and methods might be most appropriate for detecting fish farm signatures.
01/01/2022
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | reefs | sediments
Clarifying the relationship between salmon farm nutrient loads and changes in macroalgal community structure/ distribution (Jun 2016) – (PDF File 681.9 KB)
This project was developed in response to questions raised by the salmon industry about the potential for adverse impacts on macroalgae as a result of the additional nutrient inputs from farming operations in marine systems.
06/01/2016
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | monitoring | nutrients | reefs | seaweed
Reassessment of intertidal macroalgal communities near to and distant from salmon farms and an evaluation of using drones to survey macroalgal distribution
The salmon farming industry has significantly expanded in the last decade in South-eastern Tasmanian both in production (total production from Tasmania now estimated at 55,000 tonnes per annum) and in number and location of farms.
02/01/2018
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | nutrients
Huon Estuary/D’Entrecasteaux Channel nutrient enrichment assessment: Establishing the potential effects of Huon Aquaculture Company P/L nitrogen inputs (Mar 2018) – (PDF File 9.8 MB)
Aquaculture, like most farming practices, has the potential to impact the environment through the introduction of nutrients; nitrogen (N) in particular can have an impact as it generally limits primary productivity of coastal marine systems.
03/01/2018
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | huon estuary | Modelling | nutrients | planning and management
Investigation of broad scale implementation of integrated multitrophic aquaculture using a 3D model of an estuary.
A 3D ecosystem model was used to quantify changes in water quality brought about by salmon aquaculture in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and Huon Estuary in southeast Tasmania.
08/01/2018
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | Modelling | seaweed
Aquafin CRC – Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: system-wide environmental issues for sustainable salmonid aquaculture.
This report covers the work of project CRC 4.2 (FRDC 2001-097). This is part of a 7- year program which will be completed through project CRC 4.2(2) (FRDC 2004-074) by mid-2008.
01/01/2006
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | huon estuary | planning and management | storm bay | sustainability
Aquafin CRC – Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: a whole-of-ecosystem assessment of environmental issues for salmonid aquaculture
The salmonid aquaculture industry depends on a healthy and suitable marine environment to maintain production and profitability. Over recent years, the industry has faced a number of environmental challenges, including algal blooms, jellyfish swarms, warm waters and high salinities.
04/01/2009
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | huon estuary | Modelling | monitoring | nutrients | phytoplankton | sediments | storm bay
Evaluation of Broadscale Environmental monitoring (BEMP) data from 2009-2012 (Dec 2013) – (PDF File 4.1 MB)
The Broadscale Environmental Monitoring Program (BEMP) provides a comprehensive assessment of ecological condition in the D’Entrecasteaux Channel and Huon Estuary.
12/01/2013
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | monitoring | sediments | Water Quality
Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: assessment of the environmental impacts & sediment remediation potential associated with copper contamination from antifouling paint and associated recommendations for management.
Farm based monitoring has shown copper concentrations in sediments under salmon farms in the Huon and D’Entrecasteaux Channel are elevated relative to background conditions as a result of long-term use of copper-based antifoulants.
05/01/2014
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
contaminants | d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | heavy metals | huon estuary | sediments
Assessment of the environmental impacts and sediment remediation potential associated with copper contamination from antifouling paint (and associated recommendations for management) (May 2014) – (PDF File 3.0 MB)
Farm based monitoring has shown copper concentrations in sediments under salmon farms in the Huon and D’Entrecasteaux Channel are elevated relative to background conditions as a result of long-term use of copper-based antifoulants.
05/01/2014
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
contaminants | d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | heavy metals | huon estuary | sediments
Review and compilation of spatial data in Tasmanian marine waters: A pilot study (Mar 2021) – (PDF File 2.4 MB)
Comprehensive spatial decision-support tools can assist planning for and assessment of primary industries operating in the marine environment. Such tools require accurate, relevant and sufficient spatially-explicit information (data).
03/01/2021
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | planning and management | sustainability
Assessment of reef condition in the southern D’Entrecasteaux Channel (Apr 2021) – (PDF File 2.2 MB)
Data collected through the Rapid Reefs project enabled us to better understand the functional health of reefs in the southern D’Entrecasteaux Channel, as well as establish a baseline in this region for future monitoring.
04/01/2021
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | monitoring | nutrients | reefs
The contribution of salmon farming material to sediment accumulation on reefs in established farming regions – 2016 (Jan 2022) – (PDF File 1.5 MB)
This study was commissioned by the Department of Primary Industries (DPIPWE), Tasmanian Abalone Council (TAC) and representatives of the Tasmanian salmonid farming industry (Tassal Pty. Ltd and Huon Aquaculture Pty. Ltd) to establish whether salmon farming has a major contribution to sedimentation on reef ecosystems in farming regions and to determine what analyses and methods might be most appropriate for detecting fish farm signatures.
01/01/2022
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | reefs | sediments
Clarifying the relationship between salmon farm nutrient loads and changes in macroalgal community structure/ distribution (Jun 2016) – (PDF File 681.9 KB)
This project was developed in response to questions raised by the salmon industry about the potential for adverse impacts on macroalgae as a result of the additional nutrient inputs from farming operations in marine systems.
06/01/2016
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | monitoring | nutrients | reefs | seaweed
Reassessment of intertidal macroalgal communities near to and distant from salmon farms and an evaluation of using drones to survey macroalgal distribution
The salmon farming industry has significantly expanded in the last decade in South-eastern Tasmanian both in production (total production from Tasmania now estimated at 55,000 tonnes per annum) and in number and location of farms.
02/01/2018
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | nutrients
Huon Estuary/D’Entrecasteaux Channel nutrient enrichment assessment: Establishing the potential effects of Huon Aquaculture Company P/L nitrogen inputs (Mar 2018) – (PDF File 9.8 MB)
Aquaculture, like most farming practices, has the potential to impact the environment through the introduction of nutrients; nitrogen (N) in particular can have an impact as it generally limits primary productivity of coastal marine systems.
03/01/2018
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | huon estuary | Modelling | nutrients | planning and management
Investigation of broad scale implementation of integrated multitrophic aquaculture using a 3D model of an estuary.
A 3D ecosystem model was used to quantify changes in water quality brought about by salmon aquaculture in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and Huon Estuary in southeast Tasmania.
08/01/2018
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | Modelling | seaweed
Aquafin CRC – Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: system-wide environmental issues for sustainable salmonid aquaculture.
This report covers the work of project CRC 4.2 (FRDC 2001-097). This is part of a 7- year program which will be completed through project CRC 4.2(2) (FRDC 2004-074) by mid-2008.
01/01/2006
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | huon estuary | planning and management | storm bay | sustainability
Aquafin CRC – Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: a whole-of-ecosystem assessment of environmental issues for salmonid aquaculture
The salmonid aquaculture industry depends on a healthy and suitable marine environment to maintain production and profitability. Over recent years, the industry has faced a number of environmental challenges, including algal blooms, jellyfish swarms, warm waters and high salinities.
04/01/2009
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | huon estuary | Modelling | monitoring | nutrients | phytoplankton | sediments | storm bay
Evaluation of Broadscale Environmental monitoring (BEMP) data from 2009-2012 (Dec 2013) – (PDF File 4.1 MB)
The Broadscale Environmental Monitoring Program (BEMP) provides a comprehensive assessment of ecological condition in the D’Entrecasteaux Channel and Huon Estuary.
12/01/2013
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
d'entrecasteaux channel | huon estuary | monitoring | sediments | Water Quality
Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Subprogram: assessment of the environmental impacts & sediment remediation potential associated with copper contamination from antifouling paint and associated recommendations for management.
Farm based monitoring has shown copper concentrations in sediments under salmon farms in the Huon and D’Entrecasteaux Channel are elevated relative to background conditions as a result of long-term use of copper-based antifoulants.
05/01/2014
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
contaminants | d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | heavy metals | huon estuary | sediments
Assessment of the environmental impacts and sediment remediation potential associated with copper contamination from antifouling paint (and associated recommendations for management) (May 2014) – (PDF File 3.0 MB)
Farm based monitoring has shown copper concentrations in sediments under salmon farms in the Huon and D’Entrecasteaux Channel are elevated relative to background conditions as a result of long-term use of copper-based antifoulants.
05/01/2014
THEMES / CATEGORIES
The Environment
TAGS
contaminants | d'entrecasteaux channel | environmental impact | heavy metals | huon estuary | sediments