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| | | | | James Cook University scientists will lead seagrass restoration research spanning tropical Australia's two oceans.Researchers from JCU's Centre for Tropical Water and Aquatic Ecosystem Research (TropWATER) will investigate restoration techniques for key tropical seagrass species, from Queensland's Great Barrier Reef across to the north of Western Australia.Their aim is to develop a blueprint for coastal managers to rapidly restore seagrass meadows in high-priority regions.TropWATER's Associate P | |
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| | | | | A new report from James Cook University's TropWATER reveals a thriving dugong population in far northern Queensland, stretching from Cape York to Mission Beach - a stark contrast to concerning dugong numbers in southern Queensland.The survey results show the far northern area is home to about 7,000 dugongs, almost double the number reported in central and southern Queensland.Released this week, the 2023 Dugong Aerial Survey: Mission Beach to Cape York report completes the Queensland coastal surv | |
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| | | There has actually been a bit of Fall wind in the mornings around here this week. I was finally in the mood to plant some flowers in my ent... | ||