Indigenous rangers pull killer ‘ghost nets’ from Australia’s northern coast
PolicyMonday, August 31, 2026Mongabay

Indigenous rangers pull killer ‘ghost nets’ from Australia’s northern coast

Indigenous rangers in Australia have successfully retrieved hazardous abandoned fishing nets, known as "ghost nets," from the coast of Groote Eylandt, highlighting the environmental threat posed by discarded fishing gear to marine life. Their efforts underscore the importance of community-led conservation initiatives in addressing marine pollution.

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