Dolphin social network good for calves
Female dolphins that "hang-out" with other mums are themselves more successful as mothers according to an international team of behavioural scientists.
View ArticleDiving deep into dolphin research at Shark Bay
Interesting things have been happening beneath the waves in Shark Bay..
View ArticleShrapnel, shells and pearling subs- The history of Onslow part 2
Deep, dark and mysterious - Onslow' history is as rich as the sea life along the Ashburton Coast.
View ArticleImpact of ocean temperature spike investigated
A record marine heatwave being experienced along the West Australian coastline will be investigated by a team of researchers from across the nation next month.
View ArticleImpact of ocean temperature spike investigated
A record marine heatwave being experienced along the West Australian coastline will be investigated by a team of researchers from across the nation next month.
View ArticleSeagrass meadows promoted as carbon sink
A new study has revealed how seagrass meadows off Western Australia's coast could help mitigate climate change.
View ArticleSea turtles make their home at Ningaloo
An environmental research team says it has discovered that the Ningaloo Reef is home to the world's third largest Loggerhead sea turtle population.
View ArticleShark Bay stromatolites under threat from runoff
The future of the World Heritage listed stromatolites in Western Australia is under threat from climate change.
View ArticleChinese medicine threatens Ningaloo manta rays
Manta rays in a WA marine park are threatened by the growing demand for their gill rakers for use in Chinese medicine, according to a new report.
View ArticleScientific device is still missing
A special scientific research device has been lost off the Exmouth coast and the owner would like it back.
View ArticleEPA details impact of Anketell Point port
The Environmental Protection Authority says there will be unavoidable impacts on marine habitats if a deep water port near Karratha goes ahead.
View ArticlePeople asked to spot Antarctic blue whales
Antarctic scientists are asking the public to help them count blue whales in the Southern Ocean.
View ArticleCoral spawning to turn waters pink in North West
Sections of the North West coast will turn a shade of pink this week as the annual coral spawning begins.
View ArticleSaving the whale sharks one dive at a time
Whaleshark tourists are no longer just observers at Ningaloo Reef, now anyone can don a lab coat and become a marine biologist for a day.
View ArticleGiant turnout for Exmouth's Whale shark season
The biggest whale shark season ever has come to an end and tour operators couldn't be happier.
View ArticleTracking Australia's bloomin' jellyfish problem
Deadly jellyfish are likely to become more toxic according to scientists at the CSIRO. A new research program aims to map problems caused by Australia's jellyfish.
View ArticleEndangered loggerhead turtles being found 1,200km from home rescued then...
Two young loggerhead turtles have been released back into the ocean at Coral Bay after they were found fighting for their lives on a beach 1,200 kilometres away.
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