WAMSI
The Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI) is a collaboration of state and federal government, and academic science organisations working together to provide independent marine research for the benefit of the environment, the community and the blue economy.
Antarctica: Earth's global thermostat Jennifer Verduin Murdoch University
Webinar | 'What's the Latest in Marine Science' marine science teachers session | by Dr Luke Twomey
Wildlife Cameras Capture Cyclone Sean’s Rising Waters in WA
WAMSI – Leading Marine Research for a Sustainable Future
Thinking Blue Brodie Elsdon - Talking whales in a noisy ocean
Thinking Blue Dr Shannon Dee - Characteristics of Coral Communities
Thinking Blue Dr Iain Parnum: Soundscapes of WA marine ecosystems
Thinking Blue Professor Nicole Jones Impact of climate change on global sea levels
Thinking Blue Dr Luciana Ferreira: Global Protection of Cetaceans
Thinking Blue Jon Carpenter: Shipwreck to Showcase
Thinking Blue Anna Faber: Marine pollution - plastics
What do you love about the ocean?
Thinking Blue Dr Kelly Waples Ecotourism
Josh Bonesso - Coral Reefs
Thinking Blue - Isobel Sewell
Thinking Blue - Dr Fiona Webster
Thinking Blue - Glenn Hyndes - Interdependence of marine organisms within a marine ecosystem
Thinking Blue Dr Tom Holmes. Location and characteristics of WA marine ecosystems
Shark Bay (Gathaagudu) Science Plan
WAMSI Blueprint Refresh 2022-2027
Thinking Blue Dr Euan Harvey Man-made structures challenges & opportunities in WA's marine environ
Thinking Blue Dr Ana Manero Surfing Economics
Thinking Blue Edda Guareschi Maritime History and Archaeology
Thinking Blue Dr Nicole Jones Ocean warming and stratification
Thinking Blue Dr Lisa Kirkendale Marine mollusc biodiversity and conservation
Thinking Blue Dr Nick Caputi Ocean warming, heatwaves and their effects on fisheries
Thinking Blue Josh Bonesso Coral Reefs
Thinking Blue Rachel Austin Seagrass Restoration
Zoom into Schools: Characteristics of Coral Communities with Dr Marji Puotinen
Zoom into Schools: Citizen Science with Charlotte Birkmanis