Its mostly about seagrasses...
Its mostly about seagrasses...
Its mostly about seagrasses...
We are a diverse group of individuals who all share a great love of nature and the marine environment, in particular. Our research expertise and interests are also diverse, which allows us to work across multiple disciplines and create truly collaborative projects and outcomes. Our focus has been largely on benthic habitat-forming species including macroalgae, corals and particularly seagrasses.
Seagrass restoration crew hard at work!
Annual monitoring for seagrass seedlings being recruited at Rottnest Island Photo: Angela Rossen
Shark Bay restoration team at Useless Loop 2022
Setting up a giant experiment to test the impact of environmental stressors on three species of seagrass
Amphibolis antarctica (2m high) at L’Haridon Bight, Shark Bay
Testing the effect of sediment type and organic enrichment on Posidonia seeding growth
Reciprocal transplant trial set-up in Shark Bay. April 2018
Deploying snaggers to assist natural recruitment of wire weed seedlings