Stakeholder engagement to deliver science plan for Shark Bay
A comprehensive plan to respond to environmental pressures facing the Shark Bay World Heritage site is being led by WAMSI. read more
A comprehensive plan to respond to environmental pressures facing the Shark Bay World Heritage site is being led by WAMSI. read more
Uncovering the published and unpublished data relating to the economic, social and environmental dimensions of the waters off the south coast is the conversation the Western Australian Marine Science Institution wants to start at this year’s AMSA Symposium in July. read more
Impact prediction, monitoring and the lessons learnt from implementing dredging programs is the focus for discussion led by WAMSI at the AMSA Conference in July. read more
The devastating bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef in 2016 and 2017 captured the world’s attention. But less widely known is Shark Bay's marine ecosystem was also recently devastated by extreme temperatures, when a brutal marine heatwave struck off Western Australia in 2011. read more
Toward Metapopulation Ecology of Coral Reef Fishes - Mark Hixon
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