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March 2024
The Blue Drummer Marine and Coastal Hub newsletter, March 2024
Updated population trend estimates enable threatened species listings for migratory shorebirds
A 16-year science-management partnership for Australia’s oceans
Pakana Rangers pilot surveys of seagrass habitat in the proposed Tayaritja Milaythina Muka IPA
Behavioural research reshapes the Reef Authority’s communication with recreational fishers
Planning for northern Australia’s future
Posters illustrate hub research for local schools and communities
December 2023
Nathan’s dream career captures a sea lion’s perspective of the marine world
November 2023
The Blue Drummer Marine and Coastal Hub newsletter, November 2023
Who’s talking about offshore wind energy?
Annual survey detects potential slowdown in ‘western’ southern right whale recovery
Jessica Riley: supporting Indigenous aspirations to care for and monitor Sea Country
October 2023
World first data show ‘giant’ threatened sawfish go the distance
September 2023
Long-term decline in dugong populations confirmed along Great Barrier Reef
How do we value the Great Southern Reef?
Understanding grazing impacts on Torres Strait seagrasses
AMSA Conference 2022 Indigenous Workshop highlights video
August 2023
Marine and Coastal Hub Research Showcase held at Canberra
July 2023
Scientists attend foraging school with ‘sea lion cam’
May 2023
Building national capacity for marine and coastal restoration
Improving the knowledge base for regional planning and decision-making
Harnessing the power of citizen science
Building capacity to integrate research with Sea Country management
February 2023
Australia’s first living shorelines database showcases nature-based solutions to coastal hazards
September 2022
Macquarie Harbour last refuge for Maugean Skate, DNA survey finds
August 2022
Scientists call for a national approach to marine and coastal restoration
Cairns gathering to join hands for sea country
June 2022
Exploring seagrass habitat to support Sea Country management
Knowledge for managing protected places
Tracking whales, sawfish and skates
