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Tasman Peninsula Marine Protection are hosting a public rally to continue the momentum of the successful rally held last month on Carlton Beach. The Tasman Peninsula has has to endure fish farming for a number of years now and the community has witnessed the destruction of bays including Stingaree and Long Bays at Port Arthur and the bays off White...
Join NOFF, the Australia Institute, and the Bob Brown Foundation on the Parliament House Lawns Hobart, at noon on Thursday 20 March - tell Albanese to stop selling our nature to big corporations!
Fish farms have been incredibly destructive in the waterways of Franklin, as well as globally in places like Greece. Join us for a deep dive into the world of fish farming—a story of hope and the fight to protect our oceans.
Make salmon farming a Federal election issue on Sunday 16 March! NOFF is organising a beach rally and paddle out at Verona Sands, the nearest beach to the threatened Ninepins Marine Reserve. More details as the event nears, but watercraft should assemble at 10.30, the event starts at 11, please wear red or black (this helps make impressive...
Join NW Tas for Clean Oceans on South Burnie Beach, 11am on Saturday 15 March, to oppose the proposed salmon farm trial, expansion and sardine harvesting in Bass Strait.
An open invitation is extended to all who knew Mick to come together for a final farewell and paddle out at Clifton Beach, 10 am Sunday 23 February.
Friends of the Bays presents a public meeting on Saturday 22 February to protest against salmon farming in Storm Bay.
There will be a community meeting in Burnie Town Hall, 1pm on Sunday 16 February to discuss the proposed salmon farm trial, expansion and sardine harvesting in Bass Strait. The Blue Economy CRC (funded by Federal and State governments and the salmon industry) is trialling salmon pens 12km off Burnie.
Don't miss the Dodgey Bay Watch beach rally, 3pm Saturday 1 February at Carlton Beach, to protect Frederick Henry and Norfolk Bays from the polluting effects of the expansion of fish farms near our local waterways. NOFF is proud to support this event.
