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July 2007
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Napranum, Weipa (Qld) : 16 July 2007
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Whitsundays (Qld) : 11-15 July 2007
Seagrass-Watch HQ visited the Whitsundays in mid July to catch up with local groups and conduct a workshop.
For more information, download Seagrass-Watch News Issue 30 2007
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Midge Point
MP2 & MP3
11 July 2007
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Midge Point was monitored with help from local volunteers and QPWS rangers.
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Hydeaway Bay
HB1&HB2
12 July 2007
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On Thursday, Seagrass-Watch HQ visited Hydeaway Bay to monitor HB1 & HB2 with help from local Seagrass-Watchers.
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Pioneer Bay
PI1&PI2
13 July 2007
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Monitoring sites at Pioneer Bay with the assistance of QPWS rangers and volunteers.
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SW Workshop
QPWS Whitsunday Information Centre
Airlie Beach
14 July 2007
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On Saturday July 14th Seagrass-Watch HQ ran a training workshop to provide training for new participants and a refresher for those who currently participate. The workshop, held at QPWS Whitsunday Information Centre Airlie Beach included lessons on seagrass identification, background on seagrass ecology and importance, and how to monitor seagrasses using the Seagrass-Watch protocols. The workshop was also an opportunity for current “watchers” to see the trends in their data. To download the Workshop feedback pdf (CLICK HERE)
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Pioneer Bay
Workshop field component
PI3 & PI4
14 July 2007
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The field component was held at Pioneer Bay, where sites PI3 and PI4 were monitored. The day was wrapped up with a special presentation to Margaret Parr (Seagrass-Watch's longest-serving volunteer and local coordinator). Jan Jarrat MP, presented Margaret with a special gift and certificate. She also paid tribute to Margaret’s dedication and her commitment to Seagrass-Watch.
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Hamilton Island
HM1
15 July 2007
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To wind up the trip, Seagrass-Watch HQ scientists visited Hamilton Island with Margaret Parr to examine a recently established site and possible additional sites
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Chek Jawa (Singapore) : 15 July 2007
The Team was out again early this morning for our first monitoring of Chek Jawa after the boardwalk was completed and launched. Chek Jawa seems to be recovering. Colourful peacock anemones and carpet anemones were plentiful on the southern area near the beacon. Although there was a thick growth of seaweed in the area. All done! Apparently Siti kept up the pace by poking them with a sharp pointed orange stick aka tape anchor aka tent peg. Text: Team Seagrass-Singapore. TeamSeagrass Website Click here
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Correct citation: McKenzie, LJ., Yoshida, RL. & Coles, RG. (2006 - 2010). Seagrass-Watch. www.seagrasswatch.org. 228pp. Disclaimer: The views expressed on this site are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Queensland Government. Website designed by McKenzie, LJ., Yoshida, RL. |
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