Locations: Shark Bay, WA and Kingston, Tasmania
Indigenous lead: Bianca McNeair, Malgana Traditional Owner
Science lead: Neil Holbrook, University of Tasmania
Team members: Andrew Ronan, Nykita McNeair, and Ramona Dalla Pozza, University of Tasmania
What we’re doing
This case study examines the impact of marine heatwaves on ecosystems, marine species and Indigenous fishing practices. It integrates traditional knowledge with marine science to understand changes in Sea Country.
Why it matters
Marine heatwaves pose an increasing risk to biodiversity and livelihoods. Understanding the current and future impacts will support cultural resilience and sustainable marine management.
What we’ve found
Watch this space for findings from the case study.
Key resources to come.
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