Marine scientists from WAMSI’s partner organisations are delivering over 30 research projects in the fields of physical, biological and social science to increase knowledge of this most important and unique Western Australian coastal ecosystem.
WAMSI has developed a comprehensive science plan to respond to environmental pressures facing the Shark Bay (Gathaagudu) World Heritage area.
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Anna-Lee2024-12-20 07:48:492024-12-20 07:48:49Robot sowing the seeds for healthy seagrass meadows
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Anna-Lee2024-12-09 10:50:442024-12-09 10:50:44Squid on camera in sediment project
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Anna-Lee2024-12-02 12:53:392024-12-02 12:53:39Ocean soundscapes as varied as landscapes
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Anna-Lee2024-11-19 14:15:242024-11-20 10:54:37Current systems crucial to life on earthWe deliver research that informs the socio-economic development and marine environmental management of Australia’s western coast, utilising 200 scientists from 11 partner organisations.
We offer access to the combined capability of our partners. Existing frameworks for collaboration allow for straightforward development of teams to address project needs.
WAMSI facilitates a number of forums to address issues related to marine science and has partnered with numerous industry, research and other groups to bring diverse groups together for discussion.