A Fisheries Technician plays a crucial role in the management and conservation of fish populations and aquatic ecosystems. Their responsibilities typically include:

• Conducting field surveys to collect data on fish populations, habitats, and water quality.
• Assisting in the implementation of fisheries management plans and conservation programs.
• Monitoring fish health and behavior through various techniques, including sampling and tagging.
• Collecting and analyzing biological samples from fish and aquatic environments.
• Maintaining equipment and tools used for fishing and data collection.
• Collaborating with other scientists, researchers, and regulatory agencies to support fishery management efforts.
• Preparing reports and documentation based on research findings and field data.
• Educating the public about sustainable fishing practices and aquatic resource conservation.