Fisheries
Fisheries are an important focus for marine science due to their community benefit through provision of food and economic yield. The greatest challenge for fisheries worldwide is to adjust harvesting to maximise the sustainable community benefit.
The IMAS fisheries program conducts research to guide and promote optimal management of fisheries through biological research, resource economics, social science and ecosystem assessment.
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Program Leader:
Dr Caleb Gardner
Caleb.Gardner@utas.edu.au
+61 3 6227 7233
Staff List
- Jessica Andre - Junior Research Fellow
- Kelly Bolch - Administrative Assistant - Recreational Fisheries
- Colin Buxton - Professor
- Kylie Cahill - Technical Officer - Sustainable Fisheries
- Gary Carlos - Senior Technical Officer
- Ben Chuwen - Research Fellow
- Ruari Colquhoun - Senior Technical Officer
- Graeme Ewing - Technical Officer
- David Faloon - Technical Officer
- Edward Forbes - Senior Technical Officer
- Bridget Green - Research Scientist
- Sophie Hall-Aspland - Research Assistant
- Klaas Hartmann - Senior Research Fellow
- Luisa Lyall - Technical Officer
- Jeremy Lyle - Senior Research Fellow
- Karen Miller - Senior Research Fellow (Fisheries)
- Craig Mundy - Research Fellow Sustain Fisheries
- Emily Ogier - Research Assistant
- Mike Porteus - Senior Technical Officer
- Rene Reinfrank - Technical Officer
- Jayson Semmens - Senior Research Fellow
- David Tarbath - Senior Technical Officer
- Sean Tracey - Research Fellow - Rec Fisheries