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Home›Green Marine›Cleveland Bay may become fish protection area
Green Marine

May 12, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Cleveland Bay may become fish protection area

The Queensland Government has earmarked Cleveland Bay off Townsville as a potential fish habitat area. The Government will carry out community consultation about zoning the south bank of the Ross River to Cape Cleveland. The Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries, Henry Palaszczuk, says the a

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The Queensland Government has earmarked Cleveland Bay off Townsville as a potential fish habitat area. The Government will carry out community consultation about zoning the south bank of the Ross River to Cape Cleveland. The Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries, Henry Palaszczuk, says the area would protect fish.

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