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Keiran McNamara Scholarships research update: World Heritage Areas in Western Australia
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Recipients of the Keiran McNamara Top-Up Scholarship speak about their research in World Heritage Areas in Western Australia.
Emily Lester (UWA 2016): Investigating the influence of reef sharks on the behaviour of mesopredators in dynamic coral reef seascapes, Ningaloo.
Ankje Frouws (ECU 2018): Seagrass resilience-patterns in genetic diversity of seagrasses in Ningaloo and Shark Bay.
Justin Geldard (UWA 2019): Hydrodynamic forces on coral reefs and improving the success of large-scale reef restoration, Ningaloo: Colony to canopy scale.
Molly Moustaka (UWA 2020): The influence of mangroves on diversity, abundance, and productivity of marine systems in the Dampier Archipelago, included in the nomination for the proposed Murujuga World Heritage Area.
Emily Lester (UWA 2016): Investigating the influence of reef sharks on the behaviour of mesopredators in dynamic coral reef seascapes, Ningaloo.
Ankje Frouws (ECU 2018): Seagrass resilience-patterns in genetic diversity of seagrasses in Ningaloo and Shark Bay.
Justin Geldard (UWA 2019): Hydrodynamic forces on coral reefs and improving the success of large-scale reef restoration, Ningaloo: Colony to canopy scale.
Molly Moustaka (UWA 2020): The influence of mangroves on diversity, abundance, and productivity of marine systems in the Dampier Archipelago, included in the nomination for the proposed Murujuga World Heritage Area.
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