A selection of demosponges
collected off Albany at 100m [from the report: Assistance
to staff members of the Western Australian Museum to participate
in the biological cruise of the Southern Surveyor off Western Australia
in 2005]
Champia
zostericola one of
the seagrasses described in the Species Fact Sheet Database [from
the report: Providing marine algal taxonomic expertise to Coastal
Ecosystem and Biodiversity
in Western Australia, a core CSIRO work priority area, and preparation
of an interactive
key to the seagrass epiphytes]
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State linkage projects
The final component of the SRFME Collaborative Program is the State Linkage
Projects scheme. SRFME invested $155,000 in this scheme with
the objective of enabling WA State Government agencies to engage
actively in SRFME through small projects which link new or existing
initiatives to other parts of the SRFME Research Portfolio. Nine
State Linkages Projects were funded to institutions such as the
WA Museum, Department of Environment, Department of Conservation
and Land Management and the Department of Fisheries. Leaders
from these projects have given presentations at SRFME symposia
in June 2003 and June 2004. Some of the projects remained ongoing
at the end of 2006. A description of each project and its results
to date are given in Volume 1 of the SRFME Final Report.
Note:
these reports are extracted from the SRFME
Final Report Volume 1 [PDF 19 Mb].
SRFME State Linkages Projects, Principal Investigators, and Affiliations
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Twelfth
International Marine Biological Workshop Feb 2003: The Marine
Flora and Fauna of Esperance, Western Australia
[3 pages, PDF
108 Kb]
Investigators:Dr
Fred E Wells (principal) (Western Australian Museum), Prof
Diana I Walker, Dr Gary Kendrick (University of Western
Australia).
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Assistance for the Publication of The Marine
Flora and Fauna of Esperance, Western Australia
[6
pages, PDF 580 Kb]
Investigators:
Dr Fred Wells, (principal) (Western Australian Museum, Department
of Fisheries WA), Prof Diana I Walker, Dr Gary Kendrick
(Department of Plant Science Botany, University of Western
Australia).
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Assistance
to staff members of the Western Australian Museum to participate
in the biological cruise of the Southern Surveyor off Western
Australia in 2005
[4 pages,
PDF 1.6 Mb]
Investigators: Jane
Fromont (WA Museum Project Leader), Loisette Marsh, Mark Salotti,
Shirley Slack-Smith, Corey Whisson, (Western Australian Museum).
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Assessing the Potential Benefits of Marine Protected
Areas to Adjacent Fished Areas
[12
pages, PDF 2.9 Mb]
Investigators: Mr Jason How, (Edith
Cowan University). Supervisors: Glenn Hyndes (Edith Cowan
University), Jill St John (Department of Fisheries, Western
Australia). Co-investigator: Michael Mackie (WA Department
of Fisheries).
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Baseline
biodiversity monitoring in the proposed Jurien Bay Marine
Park, Survey 3
[3
pages, PDF 148 Kb]
Investigators: Dr Graham Edgar,
Dr Neville Barrett (University of Tasmania), Kevin Bancroft (Department
of Conservation and Land Management), Dr. Russ Babcock (CSIRO
Marine and Atmospheric Research)
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Providing marine algal taxonomic expertise to
Coastal Ecosystem and Biodiversity in Western Australia and
preparation of an interactive key to the seagrass epiphytes
[3
pages, PDF 240 Kb]
Investigators: Dr John
Huisman (principal) (Murdoch University), Dr Russ Babcock, Dr
Julia Phillips, (CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research), Dr
Chris Simpson, (Department of Conservation and Land Management),
Dr Neville Marchant, (Department of Conservation
and Land Management).
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Establishing
Reference and Monitoring Sites to Assess a Key Indicator
of Ecosystem Health (Seagrass Health) on the central west
Coast of Western Australia
[13
pages, PDF 516 Kb]
Investigators: Dr Ray Masini, (principal)
(Department of Environment), Prof. Paul Lavery, (Edith Cowan
University), Adj. Prof. Chris Simpson, (Department of Conservation
and Land Management), Dr Cam Sim, (Department of Environment)
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Supplemental Grant for Seagrass Responses to
Light Availability
note: no report required
Investigators: Dr Paul Lavery, Dr
Ray Masini, Edith Cowan University Through Department of Environment |
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