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Free iBook: Strategic Integrated Marine Science

Strategic Integrated Marine Science for the Marine State: A Synthesis of WAMSI Research 2006-2011 is now available as a free interactive iBook from iTunes

You can find WAMSI Node 3 fact sheets (and of course others if they are of interest) at the website link below.

http://www.ningaloo.org.au/www/en/NingalooResearchProgram/Research.html.

These are all print-ready straight from the website.

Project Portfolio

WAMSI has become one of Australia’s premier marine research organisations. Its structure is special: a collaboration of 15 State, Federal, industry and academic entities cooperating to deliver benchmark research and independent, quality scientific information.

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WAMSI Strategic Plan

WAMSI was established by the Western Australian State Government in mid-2006.

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A changing climate: symposium abstracts

The effects of climate change are expected to have a huge impact on Western Australia’s marine and terrestrial ecosystems and our environment. Organisations, institutions and agencies are carrying out a range of research activities which are directly relevant to climate change and its impacts.

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The third annual Ningaloo Research Symposium

The third annual Ningaloo Research Symposium, Ningaloo into the future: integrating science into management was held in May 2009.

The Ningaloo Marine Park has been underway for over three years and is producing a vast quantity of quality science directed at answering management questions and filling in knowledge gaps to support sound management decisions.

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Monitoring for action: symposium abstracts

The symposium Monitoring for action: understanding Western Australia’s changing marine and coastal environments was held in November 2009.

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WAMSI Annual Report 2008-2009

The WAMSI Annual Report for the financial year 2008/2009 to the WA State Government via the Department of Commerce is attached for reading.

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WAMSI scientific projects table

A total of 250 scientists are working on 85 WAMSI research projects across the 13,500 kilometre WA coastline, from the Kimberley tropical environment in the north to the more temperate coastline in the South-West.

The attached document provides an overview of the projects in each of the six WAMSI Nodes of research.