by kapow | Feb 23, 2019 | Authored Elsewhere, Coastal Learnings, Latest News
Rabbits more destructive to dunes than climate change Rabbits have been identified as the culprit behind historical damage to the vast dune system that flanks South Australia’s Coorong. A long-term study of vegetation cover on Younghusband Peninsula’s transgressive...
by kapow | Dec 2, 2018 | Authored Elsewhere, Blog, Coastal Learnings
Observations from a long time marine debris collector. As with most other Australian Coastal Society members, I have been a salt water person for as long as I can remember, back to being taken to South Cronulla Beach as a two or three year old. While not academic or...
by kapow | May 16, 2018 | Authored Elsewhere, Blog, Coastal Learnings
Guiding Principles for Marine and Coastal Management One of the highlights of the recent C2C conference in Hobart was the discussion and agreement on 10 guiding principles for marine and coastal management. I would like to take this opportunity of thanking the...
by kapow | Jan 11, 2018 | Authored Elsewhere, Coastal Learnings, Latest News
Presentation on Coastal and oceanic hazards and politics in Brazil Presented by the Queensland Griffith Centre for Coastal Management, Prof.Dr.Antonio Klein from the University of Santa Catarina (Brazil) will be talking about his experience working together with...
by kapow | Feb 6, 2017 | Authored Elsewhere, Coastal Learnings, Latest News
Western Australia now has a complete high-resolution bathymetric and terrestrial coastal survey for more than 700 kilometres of coastline Recent news from our Western Australian colleagues confirms that nearshore and terrestrial LiDAR Surveys commissioned by WA...
by kapow | Sep 20, 2016 | Authored Elsewhere, Coastal Learnings, Latest News
New stats: 4WD contradiction on K’Gari We have known for a long time that 4WDs on beaches cause many impacts. A team of researchers from the Sunshine Coast University have recently published new research on the extent of the impact on shorebirds and other wildlife,...