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Queensland shark management plan 2025 to 2029

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Department of Primary Industries, Queensland (2025) Queensland shark management plan 2025 to 2029. Documentation. Queensland Government, Queensland.

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Abstract

The Queensland Government's Shark Management Plan 2025 to 2029 sets out the overarching framework for the operation of the Queensland Share Control Program, which is supported by an annual implementation plan.

Item Type:Monograph (Documentation)
Corporate Creators:Department of Primary Industries, Queensland
Subjects:Science > Invasive Species > Animals > Animal control and ecology
Science > Zoology > Animal behaviour
Agriculture > By region or country > Australia > Queensland
Live Archive:20 Feb 2026 00:30
Last Modified:20 Feb 2026 00:30

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