Securing WAs Marine Futures Project - Biodiversity sampling - Research trawls

Research Trawls were conducted on soft sediment communities. These trawls collect specimens and thus provide information on species diversity, abundance and provide specimens for biological studies on rare specimens. Specimens were processed and lodged by experts from the WA Museum and the WA Department of Fisheries.

Study areas include Abrolhos Islands, Jurien Bay, Rottnest Island, Capes / Geographe Bay, Broke Inlet, Point Ann, Middle Island.

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Date (creation)2009-02-24
StatusonGoing
Update frequencyasNeeded
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LicenseThese broad principles will apply to getting access to the data (apart from data directly from marinefutures.info - 1) Data Access Committee (whom will be consulted when appropriate request is tabled) will consist of representatives from State and Australian Governments, NRM Regional bodies and UWA. 2) This group will provide four types of decisions; (i) open approvals, (ii) approvals with stipulations, (iii) deny access in full with rationale or (iv) limit access in some way (e.g. no current access but access after certain time period). 3) South coast will support data access management using cost recovery model for large requests 4) A delegated approvals process will be developed by South Coast to ensure timely responses to all requests
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Last updated2026-11-05
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