WA Marine Scientists Zoom into Schools
Some of the world’s leading marine scientists will share their expertise with WA high school students this term to help Year 12s achieve their best in their final year of study.
WA Marine Scientists Zoom into Schools
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WA Blueprint Priorities for Marine Research Under Review
Western Australia’s Blueprint for Marine Science is undergoing a five-yearly review by the Western Australian Marine Science Institution to assess and update research priorities that may have changed under current economic and environmental forecasts.
To Bait or Not to Bait: Remote Underwater Video Surveys of Juvenile Fish
A new study comparing the efficiency of baited and unbaited remote underwater stereo-video to survey juvenile fish populations has found no significant difference between the two methods.
Phytoplankton Proves its Carbon Capture Capability in Extreme Environments
A new study has found that phytoplankton, the microalgal powerhouse plants of the sea, are able to change their physiology and continue to uptake and store carbon despite the extreme tidal movement and dynamic light conditions in the Kimberley.
Valuing the Kimberley: social science informs planning for marine parks
Spatial planning in any natural resource context is complicated and requires a lot of different kinds of information, and in the case of marine parks, experience has shown that information about local people’s needs and values is essential for effective planning and management.