Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "marine science"
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1.3KArticleReview: ‘The Lives of Seaweeds’ by Julie A Phillips
The Lives of Seaweeds is a stunning work. Hard-back, richly illustrated and visually beautiful, author Julie A. Phillips should be lauded for...
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Skate Still in Peril a Year after Landmark Report
Transcript of media conference with Alistair Allan (Bob Brown Foundation Marine Campaigner), Eloise Carr (Director, Tasmanian Branch of The Australia Institute), James...
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Conference Statement – 7th International Zooplankton Production Symposium in Hobart
Conference statement – 7 th International Zooplankton Production Symposium 17-22 March 2024 — untitled — Marine zooplankton – the estimated 28,000 species...
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New Ocean & Atmosphere Data Sheds Climate Clues
Media release – Australian Antarctic Program Partnership (AAPP), 4 March 2024 Ocean detectives return with climate clues The longest science voyage by...
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Marine Species Being Pushed towards Poles
Marine species are being pushed towards the poles. From dugong to octopuses, here are 8 marine species you might spot in new places...
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Hobart Welcomes Antarctic Experts from Around the World
Media release – City of Hobart, 23 June 2023 Hobart welcomes Antarctic experts from around the world About 250 delegates will descend...
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Lack of Integrated Coastal Management Puts Industries, Environment at Risk
Towards a sustainable marine management regime: an update on Tasmanian progress
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Haul of New Species of Carnivorous Sponges Found
Rare sponges from ocean depths of up to 4km have been discovered by a RV Investigator expedition.
