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Expert Scientific Forum – 2032 Olympics

21/12/202118/05/2022 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…
habitat restoration, March 2022, Moreton Bay, scientific forum, traditional custodians
Mangroves on MARS2015 student field trip Myora Springs North Stradbroke copyright 2015 Nina Clark UQ Undergrad student

Active Restoration – Expert Scientific Forum focus

02/03/202123/05/2022 TMBF
Around 50 local, national and international scientists and practitioners joined TMBF recently for our second annual Expert Scientific Forum. Presenters highlighted the global trend from passive to more active restoration of degraded and at threat ecosystems, and highlighted lessons learned…
December 2020, ecosystem, scientific forum

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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.

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