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Dr Ruth Webley

Volunteer Profile – Dr Ruth Webley

2 April 202218 May 2022 TMBF
Ruth generously donates her time and expertise to TMBF by writing eye-catching and informative posts on our social media sites, raising awareness of the Bay’s values and the challenges it faces. Having grown up on the New Zealand coast, Ruth…
March 2022, biodiversity, volunteering

Mapping recreational boating

2 April 202218 May 2022 TMBF
Those of us who are fortunate enough to spend time on the Bay and enjoying its shores will have noticed the significant increase in boat traffic on the water since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. On its own, this…
March 2022, recreational boating

Four Research Projects Funded

2 April 202218 May 2022 TMBF
The 2021 grant round has resulted in funding for four diverse research projects designed to inform action and better decision-making for the Bay. The research will assess the effectiveness of wetlands restoration on Minjerribah, provide insight into how to encourage…
March 2022, Moreton Bay, research

Expert Scientific Forum – 2032 Olympics

21 December 202118 May 2022 TMBF
On 30 November, Dr Paul Maxwell from our Research Advisory Committee convened our third Expert Scientific Forum on the topic of Horizon scanning the health of the Bay in Olympic Year 2032. 43 scientists, policy makers and environmental managers shared…
March 2022, habitat restoration, Moreton Bay, scientific forum, traditional custodians
Katie Walters, community engagement

Welcome to Our New Staff Member!

2 April 202216 May 2022 TMBF
We reported in our December Newsletter that Katie Walters had joined the TMBF Board. That turned out to be a short-term appointment as Katie has now resigned from the Board to become our Community and Partnerships Officer! Katie will be…
March 2022, community engagement, Moreton Bay

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  • Eastern King Prawns have nurseries at Toondah Harbour
  • Volunteer Profile – Dr Ruth Webley
  • Olympics 2032
  • Mapping recreational boating
  • Four Research Projects Funded

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