Skip to content
Moreton Bay Foundation

Moreton Bay Foundation

To focus expertise, wisdom and enthusiasm for the benefit of Moreton Bay

  • Home
  • Moreton Bay
    • Animals
      • Dolphins
      • Dugongs
      • Humpback Whales
      • Marine Turtles
      • Shorebirds
    • Discover Moreton Bay
    • Environmental Importance
    • Key Facts
    • Maps
      • Moreton Bay catchment area with Local Government Areas
      • Moreton Bay region with major rivers flowing into the Bay
      • Interactive Moreton Bay zone map
    • Plants & Corals
    • Quandamooka Country
  • What We Do
    • About Us
      • Our Board
      • Constitution
      • Research Advisory Committee (RAC)
      • Members Advisory Committee (MAC)
    • Our Partners
    • Our Research
      • Blueprint for a sustainable Moreton Bay 2035
      • Censusing the Aliens
      • Community Appreciation of Moreton Bay
      • Living and Playing Together
      • Recreational Boater Use and Values
      • Reef Check Australia
      • SEQUEST
      • Surveying Shorebirds
      • Vehicle Impacts on Ocean Shores
      • Wetland Restoration for Acid Frogs
    • Our Strategic Plan
      • The Knowledge Hub
      • 2024–2027 Strategic Plan
  • Get Involved
    • Donate
    • Leave a Gift in Your Will
    • Join Us
    • Donate Time
    • Give at Your Work
    • Become a Dugong Defender
    • Fundraise for Us
  • News and Resources
    • Annual Reports
    • Books
    • Events
    • News Releases
    • Photo Gallery
    • Submissions
      • EPBC Act Review
      • Toondah Harbour EIS
  • Donate
Eastern King Prawns Juvenile Penaeus plebejus eastern king prawn captured from shore adjacent to GJ Walter Park

Eastern King Prawns have nurseries at Toondah Harbour

23/12/202210/05/2024 TMBF
2022 has been a busy year in academia for me with my international programs with Stanford University and the University of California recommencing after a three year hiatus. Professional support staff had to be engaged, my lectures dusted off and…
December 2022, marine environment, Moreton Bay
Herd of dugongs Moreton Bay copyright Regatta Marine

Living Together

05/08/202023/05/2022 TMBF
Herd of dugongs Moreton Bay © Regatta Marine Imagine gliding underwater in Moreton Bay, exploring, watching and learning about the different marine life and biodiversity below the surface, and how it coexists with people above the water. Living and Playing …
August 2020, biodiversity, marine environment, marine science
Pod of dolphins porpoising Tangalooma copyright 19-12-2017 Katya Ovsyanikova UQ PhD student

You asked us: Marine mammals

29/11/201905/08/2020 TMBF
Q. What is the main cause of death of our marine animals in the bay and what strategies can we look at to change this? A. Other than natural causes, habitat loss and resultant loss of food sources; and habitat…
marine environment, recreational fishing, you asked us

Categories

  • August 2020
  • biodiversity
  • boating
  • Brisbane River
  • commercial fisheries
  • conservation
  • COVID-19
  • December 2020
  • December 2021
  • December 2022
  • developments
  • donations
  • ecosystem
  • environmental impact
  • environmental law
  • EPBC Act
  • habitat restoration
  • January 2020
  • June 2020
  • March 2020
  • marine environment
  • marine science
  • May 2020
  • migratory patterns
  • Moreton Bay
  • October 2020
  • Ramsar Wetland Convention 1971
  • recreational fishing
  • reproductive biology
  • research
  • scientific forum
  • seagrasses
  • social impact
  • strategic plan
  • sustainability
  • tourism
  • toxic alga
  • traditional custodians
  • wetlands
  • world heritage
  • you asked us

The Moreton Bay Foundation Limited
ABN 77 562 800 947

PO Box 3214,
Newstead Qld 4006, Australia

admin@moretonbayfoundation.org

blank

Member

Fundraising Institute Australia

Subscribe

Join the Moreton Bay Community

Receive the latest news and events from The Moreton Bay Foundation

Fund evidence-based, robust and credible research to solve the significant threats facing the Bay.

Donate Now
i
Dolphins Tangalooma copyright 16-12-2017 Katya Ovsyanikova UQ PhD student

The Moreton Bay Foundation acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Lands of and around Moreton Bay. The Foundation pays respect to their Elders – past, present and emerging – and acknowledges the important role Traditional Owners play within Moreton Bay communities.

blank Image 1
© Copyright 2018– The Moreton Bay Foundation | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Donation Policy