WA Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions

Rangers from across the Kimberley learn drone skills to monitor dugongs

Dec 18, 2024

While dugongs are declining worldwide, Australia has a large proportion of the remaining population. About 12,000 dugongs live in the Kimberley’s pristine waters. They hold important cultural and social values for Indigenous communities who are working with government agencies and scientists to develop and implement community-based sustainable dugong management. Monitoring dugong populations across the vast…

Improving dugong research with partnerships and new technologies Community Poster

Mar 8, 2024

Project 3.10 Information sheet

Feb 9, 2024

4.14

Mar 27, 2024

4.6

Mar 11, 2024

3.10

Oct 11, 2023


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