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In 1994, Ken Maff graduated after completing 3 years of science in Aquaculture at the University of Tasmania. Ken worked in marine hatcheries successfully breeding snapper, grouper, oysters, and scallops becoming well versed with the technical challenges in marine reproduction of many different species.
Ken’s career progressed to superyachts and commercial ships and noticed the continuing decline of fish stocks throughout these years. Fascinated by this problem he continued working and exploring the issues of replenishing fish stocks and patterned the required systems which have eventually lead him to start Sea Life Rescue.
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