In the lead up to the World Fisheries Congress in Adelaide from October 11-15, the Fisheries and Research Development Corporation (FRDC) is running the Little Fish Films Competition for students between the ages of 9 and 13.
The competition is a way to focus a global conversation on fisheries and the role they play in the lives of millions of people, and will be open to school students from around the world.
The Competition will open for submissions on March 1 and will close on June 30.
Participants will be asked to make submissions around a number of themes:
• what role do fisheries play in your community? – cultural, economic, food (sustenance);
• the future of seafood; and
• looking after our aquatic world.
More information is available here.
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