Kimberley Marine Research Program
The 23 research projects that make up the KMRP collectively describe the physical and biological environment, ecosystem processes and the social values and uses of this vast wilderness.
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Dredging Science Node Conference: Results to inform management decisions
The end-of-program 2017 Dredging Science Node Conference brings together the results of one of Australia’s largest and most successful single issue marine research programs in the context of the environmental impact assessment and management process in WA together with an industry perspective. Dredging is required to develop and maintain ports that are vital to WA’s […]
AMSA Conference puts national spotlight on WA marine science
The Western Australian Marine Science Institute (WAMSI) was proud to convene a symposium on the integration of science in support of management in the Kimberley at the 54th Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA) Conference, in Darwin, Northern Territory on the 2nd–6th July 2017. The annual conference attracted more than 300 delegates from a broad marine […]
Industry and science focus on WA marine research
This article was originally published on an archived WAMSI website. Some media or links may appear missing or broken. You can use the search function to look for these, or contact info@wamsi.org.au for a specific request. — Industry and marine research leaders presented the latest issues and findings affecting the future of Western Australian marine […]
Industry and science focus on WA marine research
Industry and marine research leaders presented the latest issues and findings affecting the future of Western Australian marine environment at the WAMSI research conference 2015 (Monday 30 March-1 April) launched by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Minister for State Development and Science, Hon. Donna Faragher MLC. Among the keynote speakers; Paul Vogel (EPA […]
Premier launches Marine Science Blueprint at WAMSI conference
Western Australian Premier and Minister for Science Hon. Colin Barnett MLA launched the WA Blueprint for Marine Science 2050 at the Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI) research conference (30 March-1 April). The Blueprint is an important initiative that aims to help government, research institutions and industry to better plan and collaborate on the priority […]
Premier launches Marine Science Blueprint at WAMSI conference
This article was originally published on an archived WAMSI website. Some media or links may appear missing or broken. You can use the search function to look for these, or contact info@wamsi.org.au for a specific request. — Western Australian Premier and Minister for Science Hon. Colin Barnett MLA launched the WA Blueprint for Marine Science […]
The End of WAMSI Conference 2011
The Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI) was formed in early 2006 as a unique collaboration of state, federal, industry and academic entities that have come together in a way that supports cooperation and scientific rigour around the strategic marine science needs for the State of Western Australia. Independent, peer-reviewed public good research has been […]
Farewell from the Chair
After almost five years as Chair of the Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI), having helped to guide the joint venture partnership Board through the Kimberley and Dredging Science Node projects and the Blueprint for Marine Science Initiative, I’m stepping down as Chair. I’m exceptionally proud to have been here during the Kimberley Marine […]
Kimberley moves on integrating Traditional Knowledge and science
A three-year project that has broken down barriers to communication between Traditional Owners and scientists working on Country in the Kimberley was recognised as a significant step forward by members of the working group at the 2017 WAMSI Research Conference. The Kimberley Indigenous Saltwater Science Project (KISSP) worked with Rangers from seven Kimberley Indigenous Native […]