Adapting to ecosystem change in the Shark Bay World Heritage site
More than 70 science and industry experts have joined forces to examine the threats and prioritise the research needed to save the Shark Bay World Heritage site status. read more
More than 70 science and industry experts have joined forces to examine the threats and prioritise the research needed to save the Shark Bay World Heritage site status. read more
The Perth metro and southern coastlines are among the next areas of focus for research development by the WAMSI partnership. read more
A new study has developed a model that moves researchers a step closer to improved predictions of changes in shorelines adjacent to coral reefs and the transport of suspended sediments in reef systems. read more
A global study has assessed the potential risk from dredging to coastal fish and fisheries and identified guidelines that could protect 95 per cent of fishes from dredging‐induced mortality. read more
Ocean currents along WA coasts from HF radar observations
AMSA Conference: Canyons to Coast
ISEC 2018- International Statistical Ecology Conference
5th Oceania Congress: Conservation in a changing world
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