NEWS AND EVENTS - News

WAMSI has just produced an interactive DVD that incorporates a variety of climate-related information resources for the marine environment.  The materials contained on the DVD were supplied by many organisations and provide easy access to a range of marine climate science in a variety of formats and levels of detail.  The DVD deals with key issues of climate change, possible impacts,

With the departure of Dr Steve Blake in October 2012, WAMSI had been searching for a suitable replacement for a number of months.

This free documentary will take you on an extraordinary journey into Western Australia’s unique marine environment.

Thanks to the partnership between The Ocean Project, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and Random House Children’s Books, they are pleased to offer another year’s worth of great Seuss-themed World Oceans Day materials!

Invitation for the 9th annual AMSA student workshop.

Western Australia's first integrated online marine science curriculum is being expanded.

Phase two of the Department of Fisheries' MarineWATERs project, funded by Woodside Energy, provides resources for educators and students across Western Australia.

In a historic moment, scientists from the Kimberley Marine Research Station in Cygnet Bay have observed and documented the spawning of near-shore corals along the mainland Kimberley coast for the first time.

WAMSI's Foundation Chairman, Dr Bernard Bowen, was last night inducted into the WA Science Hall of Fame at the WA Science Awards Gala Dinner.

Scientists are studying the impact of a massive influx of fresh water and sediment to Shark Bay in Western Australia as a result of the area’s largest ever flood event recorded in December last year.

Shark Bay was declared a World Heritage Area in 1991, and has the distinction of being one of the few places in the world that satisfies all criteria for World Heritage listing.

The Kimberley Marine Research Program Strategy has recently been released by the WAMSI Board as a mechanism to inform the development of a Kimberley Marine Re