Growing movement to highlight Shark Bay climate risks
Researchers are calling for an urgent response to mitigate the threats to the Shark Bay World Heritage site from the effects of a changing climate. read more
Researchers are calling for an urgent response to mitigate the threats to the Shark Bay World Heritage site from the effects of a changing climate. read more
WAMSI posts more than 130 data records making it the fourth biggest contributor to the WA Government’s open data portal. 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
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