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The Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk, 1901. Creator: Unknown
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The Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk, 1901. Creator: Unknown
The Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk, 1901. The Salmon Ponds where from 1864, base stock for trout in all streams and lakes in Australia and New Zealand were raised. Attempts to bring salmon to Tasmania failed. From " Federated Australia". [The Werner Company, London, 1901]
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Aquatic Life Association Australia Australia Oceania Australian Breeding Commonwealth Of Australia Federated Australia Federation Fish Fishes Oceania Pond Reflected Reflection Tasmania Trout Water Surface Werner Company New Norfolk
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The Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk, 1901 - A Glimpse into Australia's Aquatic Legacy
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. This print takes us back to the year 1901, capturing a scene of historical significance at The Salmon Ponds in New Norfolk, Tasmania. Created by an unknown photographer, this image showcases the pivotal role played by these ponds in shaping Australia's aquatic life. Established in 1864 as a breeding ground for trout, The Salmon Ponds served as the primary source of stock for streams and lakes across both Australia and New Zealand. Despite attempts to introduce salmon to Tasmania proving unsuccessful, the legacy of this site remains deeply rooted in colonial history. The photograph reveals a picturesque landscape with charming buildings nestled amidst lush greenery. In the foreground stands a lone man gazing out onto the tranquil water surface of one of the ponds. His presence adds depth to this historic vista while reflecting upon mankind's relationship with nature. As we delve into this snapshot from Federated Australia's past, it becomes evident that The Salmon Ponds symbolize more than just a breeding ground for fish; they represent an enduring connection between humans and their environment. This image invites us to contemplate our impact on geographical features and highlights how initiatives like these have shaped our understanding of conservation efforts today. Preserved through time by The Print Collector and brought forth once again by Heritage Images, this remarkable piece offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate not only its aesthetic beauty but also its cultural significance within Australian history.
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