Legacy funding for earth observation
WAMSI and its terrestrial counterpart WABSI will administer $280,000 in legacy funds to further remote sensing knowledge in Western Australia. read more
WAMSI and its terrestrial counterpart WABSI will administer $280,000 in legacy funds to further remote sensing knowledge in Western Australia. read more
Coral fertilisation is most sensitive to sticky inshore sediments according to researchers working to define the effects of dredging-related pressures and natural high turbidity events. read more
Two fish ecologists wanting to engage children about marine science in WA have produced a book of amazing fish facts with a species identification guide for young explorers that is free to schools read more
Offshore foundations and kelp forest loss were the focus for more than $3 million in funding allocated to eight marine science projects in Western Australia through the Australian Research Council. read more
WA Wetland Management Conference
WAMSI provides a single point
to easily access the marine
science capability for the
Western Australian coast
and Indian Ocean.
Find WAMSI marine research
on a map here, or go straight
to the research page.
A portal to the range of marine
data and information sources
available for your work, with a
focus on the AODN.
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