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Home›Green Marine›Australia: Marine park plan angers fishing sector
Green Marine

December 15, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Australia: Marine park plan angers fishing sector

WESTERN Australia’s commercial fishing sector is angry that is has not been consulted about new marine parks planned for the state’s north-west. According to ABC News, the State Government will create the parks, as part of an attempt to protect the environment, once the $15 billion Gorgon gas field

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WESTERN Australia’s commercial fishing sector is angry that is has not been consulted about new marine parks planned for the state’s north-west. According to ABC News, the State Government will create the parks, as part of an attempt to protect the environment, once the $15 billion Gorgon gas field is developed on Barrow Island.

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