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Most recreational fishers in Australia support marine sanctuaries

Written by Matt Navarro, Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Western Australia

Recreational fishers adjacent to an established marine park in NSW. Author provided

More than 70% of recreational fishers support no-take marine sanctuaries according to our research, published recently in Marine Policy.

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