Introduction After a few months of transportation, food, and gear planning, I travelled to Lizard Island and stayed there for 11 days to...

The South Pacific Commission has been publishing newsletters since April 1971. The need for its creation was explained in the first...

Our initial blog post “Student perspectives on their first scientific conference: Oceania Chondrichthyan Society, Geelong VIC 2024”...

Several F&F lab members attended and presented their research at the OCS conference held in Geelong, Victoria. Clockwise: Martina Lonati,...

This blog is a special one. Every year, the top student essay from the Managing Tropical Fisheries Course gets published in the SPC...

When people hear of fly fishing, they often picture older men in waders fishing for brown trout in cold streams; OR they may ask you what...

A Queensland icon The Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus commerson) (Figure 1) is a well-known, sought after fish in Queensland. If you’ve...

When I first mentioned to an angler mate of mine that I was studying fisheries, he chuckled, waggled his finger accusingly, and...

13 claims; 5 tips: the Lab examines Seaspiracy to separate fact from fiction, and provide advice on sefood, choices, and sustainability

Fossil sharks are cool and fascinating. Some species are very similar to what we see in the modern ocean but the others are so different...

Once the scientific manuscript is written and ready for submission, the pain is over right? Maybe not . . .

Here it is, R-Log (Research log) one. For a research lab, a website is a place mark, a digital footprint that says 'this is who we are,...