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Welcome to our catalogue of images, video, animations, maps, graphics and figures relating to hub research. This imagery may be used in accordance with Creative Commons Attribution CC 4.0 International. Please also credit the image authors. For images containing people, permission should be sought beforehand: please contact us.

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A proposed pathway to Indigenous participation in restoration

A proposed pathway to Indigenous participation in marine and coastal ecological restoration designed to overcome current barriers. The pathway...
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Collection of water samples

The National Outfall Database developed under the NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub was the first attempt in Australia to provide all stakeholders...
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Cuttlefish

A cuttlefish off Cairns, Queensland. Image: Gretta Pecl
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Eastern Clown Anemonefish

Eastern Clown Anemonefish off Cairns. Image: Gretta Pecl, University of Tasmania
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Gamay water quality consultation

The Gamay Rangers with CI Martina Doblin (RHS) and UTS research assistant Kia Billings (LHS).
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Giant kelp forest

A diver and boat in a giant kelp forest in south-eastern Tasmania in 2012. The area where this photo was taken now has no giant kelp remaining,...
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IMAS researchers head out to survey unknown habitats in Murray Marine Park

IMAS researchers head out aboard MRV Ngerin to survey unknown habitats in Murray Marine Park.
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Inflow into Botany Bay with Gamay Rangers

Inflow into Botany Bay at Congwong Beach, with the Gamay Rangers
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Large white soft corals at Murray Marine Park rariphotic functional reefs

The rariphotic functional reefs of the Murray Marine Park host large white soft corals (Umbellulifera c.f.).
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Measuring the success of seagrass restoration

Measuring the success of restoration activities takes time (years rather than months) and requires multiple visits, particularly for the larger...
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Money Shoal fishes, Arafura Marine Park

Resident fishes at Money Shoal in Arafura Marine park are attracted to the baited remote underwater video, allowing scientists to count and...
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Oblique-banded Sweetlips

Oblique-banded Sweetlips off Cairns, Qld. Image: Gretta Pecl, University of Tasmania
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Photo matching identifies Southern Right Whale aggregations in Geographe and Flinders bays WA

A summary of Marine and Coastal Hub Project 1.22 findings and recommendations.
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Rainfall inputs into Gamay

Rain-induced inputs to Botany Bay (Gamay).
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Red emperor at Ningaloo Marine Park

Red emperor within the Ningaloo Marine Park (Commonwealth) being surveyed with baited remote underwater video.
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Rich coral community, Arafura Marine Park

A rich coral community in crystal clear waters at Money Shoal in Arafura Marine Park.
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Sea anemone

A sea anemone off Cairns, Queensland. Image: Gretta Pecl.
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Seagrass snaggers for wire weed recovery

Two months after deployment, seagrass snaggers had embedded in the sandy bottoms at Shark Bay (Gathaagudu) and started to collect some of...
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Snorkellers

Human uses of the marine environment often create pressures that drive overall condition, but it is also these uses that create ‘benefits’ or...
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Southern Right Whale

Southern Right Whales in the coastal clear waters of Southern Australia.
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Spotted Handfish

Captive breeding of Spotted Handfish at CSIRO Hobart.
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Stereo-BRUVs on the deck

Stereo-BRUVs on the deck ready to be deployed.
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