Case study: the Great Barrier Reef
A new approach to the problem of overlapping values: a case study in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
... the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) as a case study, this paper explores a new ‘whole ecosystem’ approach to assessing both the importance (to overall quality of life) and the monetary value ...
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Reef Check benthic survey error: a case study on the Great Barrier Reef
... coral reef monitoring programs because highly variable data will decrease the resolution by which environmental change can be ...Thirty-eight Reef Check volunteers were tested on their benthic ...
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A method for risk analysis across governance systems: a Great Barrier Reef case study
... the case, this area of governance is routinely not an integrated part of governance specific to the GBR, despite the fact that the vast majority of reef-related governance in the coastal zone may in fact be ...
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A Review on the Great Barrier Reef: Australia
... the case study of Australia's World-Heritage-listed, The Great Barrier Reef (GBR), one of the world's seven natural wonders; it is a prized World Heritage Area, the largest coral ...
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Economic Contribution of the Great Barrier Reef
... Tourism case Study 2: Reef-related activity Although the Reef provides an impetus for travel to the broader catchment, not all visitors to the region actually visit the ...the Reef, ...
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The Great Barrier Reef
... Simply Superb... There are so many tours departing from Cairns to the reef but I would only choose this company, they were exceptional. From the moment you are greeted early morning by the crew you know you are in ...
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The Great Barrier Reef
... the Great Barrier Reef is partially controlled by dissolved inorganic nutrients, like nitrogen and phosphorus, which are taken up by the phytoplankton in the Reef and converted into organic ...
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TOURISM AND THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
... The future well-being of both the Marine Park and the tourism industry are inextricably linked – a healthy tourism industry will always need a healthy Great Barrier Reef to show its[r] ...
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Keeping the 'Great' in the Great Barrier Reef: large-scale governance of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
... 4.4. Challenges Entering the GBRMP case into the SES database forced us to make judgments about the most important components of the system, a process that has benefits and drawbacks. A benefit is that it requires ...
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My Barrier Reef: exploring the Bowen community's attachment to the Great Barrier Reef
... The paper presents the preliminary outcomes of a workshop held at Bowen to explore the cultural attachment of people to landscapes or places within the Bowen coastal landsca[r] ...
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Literary Representations of The Great Barrier Reef
... At 2 oClock in the AM the tide left her which gave us an oppertunity to examine the leak which we found to be at her floor heads a little before the Starboard fore chains - here the rocks had made their way thro' four ...
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'Reality' Fiction and the Great Barrier Reef
... Drug trafficking on the Great Barrier Reef? Yes, a sup-plot hints at those very current concerns of drugs and terrorism. Unknown to Blair, some of his corporate cronies can see a profit in trading ...
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The Great Barrier Reef: an environmental history
... the Great Barrier Reef ecosystem have their genesis in the development of Queensland since European colonisation in the nineteenth ...the Great Barrier ...the Great ...
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Great Barrier Reef Bathymetry Survey
... The choice of satellite sensor is usually a compromise between cost and fit-for-purpose. For SDB projects requiring high levels of spatial detail, 2 meter horizontal resolution and good vertical resolution imagery is ...
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OUR PLAN FOR THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
... of Reef business operators, farmers, Traditional Owners and community ...the Reef. Our investment is working – water quality on the Reef is ...the Reef. The Coalition Government’s plan for the ...
Coal, cumulative impacts, and the Great Barrier Reef
... the Reef on the List of World Heritage in Dan- ...the Reef was listed as World Heritage, and then to report again in ...the Reef by failing to consider the cumulative impacts of all pressures, ...
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The exposure of the Great Barrier Reef to ocean acidification
... This study was undertaken with the support of CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere, and through resources made available through the eReefs project, the CSIRO Marine and Coastal Carbon Biogeochemistry Cluster, and the ...
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Tactile landscape: visitors at the Great Barrier Reef
... observing Reef animals involved walking on exposed corals at low tide and fossicking among the ...in Reef holidays for a large part of the twentieth century and exposed people to a variety of tactile ...
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Estimating the radiation environment in the Great Barrier Reef
... The reason is very likely the difficulty in conducting radiation measurements in a marine environment (Lough, 1998), which requires a recording system that can withstand[r] ...
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