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tracking the ocean during COVID-19

Tracking the Ocean during COVID -19

29 October 202023 May 2022 TMBF
What’s happening in coastal communities, along coastlines, and in the oceans as humans respond to COVID-19 is unprecedented. Tourism, fishing, recreational uses, have all changed dramatically. It is expected this event will have widespread and long-term impacts on humans and…
October 2020, COVID-19, marine science, research
Velella - Science Under Sail

Science Under Sail – Moreton Bay

29 October 202023 May 2022 TMBF
Do you know of any budding young marine researchers keen to participate in a scientific expedition? Science Under Sail provides a unique opportunity to participate in a research project and conduct seagrass surveys in Moreton Bay under the guidance and…
October 2020, habitat survey, marine science, scientific expedition
Current-use pesticides measured across three estuaries

New contaminant study finds Brisbane River estuary contamination levels higher than Melbourne and Sydney

29 October 202023 May 2022 TMBF
By A/Prof Ian Tibbetts Emerging contaminants are compounds that can enter the environment and potentially affect public health. A recent study measured pharmaceuticals and pesticides in three Australian estuaries. Pesticides that are used to improve crop yields, and medicines that…
October 2020, Brisbane River, environmental impact, research
Ampol team cleans up local waterways and help habitat restoration

Ampol Australia team makes a difference

29 October 202023 May 2022 TMBF
As part of their Staff Contribution Day, the newly branded Ampol Lytton Refinery, Terminal and Lubricant teams worked alongside TMBF and Ozfish to clean up local waterways and contribute to habitat restoration. The teams headed out in boats to Bulimba…
October 2020, habitat restoration, Moreton Bay
Moreton Bay Cruisers South Pacific 2 and Bali Hai

Day on the Bay – the first of many to come!

29 October 202023 May 2022 TMBF
Almost 150 guests joined TMBF for a Day on the Bay recently. Hosted by Board Chair Rob Siganto, the day commenced for some with a trip across the Bay in classic Moreton Bay Cruisers South Pacific 2 and Bali Hai.…
October 2020, Moreton Bay Research Station, research, sustainability

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