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  1. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development manages annual spawning closures for the Blue Swimmer Crab Fishery to ensure sustainability.
  2. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development handles compulsory fisheries adjustment scheme applications and compensation negotiations.

Fishing Ban Implemented in South West and Pilbara Regions

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The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development implemented a fishing ban in the South West and Pilbara regions. This action was taken by the Cook government to address low stocks of beloved Western Australia species. Recreational demersal fishing in the West Coast bioregion was banned until Spring 2027.

From watoday.com.au

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The ban is designed to tackle low stocks of species in the region. Fisheries officials stated that if recreational fishing resumes, it must be based on a sustainable benchmark to allow the fishery to recover. Prior to the ban, the commercial catch in the West Coast bioregion was between 220 and 240 tonnes.

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development manages annual spawning closures for the Blue Swimmer Crab Fishery to ensure sustainability.

From watoday.com.au

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