Moving marine postcodes
Ocean ecosystems are changing and some fish are on the move around Australia.
Seafood chowder? Oceans are getting warmer
Australian seas are getting warmer, but it's not quite seafood chowder yet.
Tracking wayward snapper (and the history of Redmap)
The log-a-fish website, Redmap, has now launched around Australia! But it all began in Tasmania with reports of some wayward snapper.
Citizens to monitor marine life
The Science Network WA has highlighted the introduction of Redmap into Western Australia. Read the article here.
Seeking warmer waters
TROPICAL fish are venturing as far south as Tasmania in response to ocean warming: read more about Redmap in the Sunday Tasmanian article Seeking warmer waters.
Ocean heatwave hits Western Australia
University of Western Australia researchers discuss the impacts of an ocean heatwave on the WA coast on it's marine life...
Ole mariners and a brave new sea
Together they have over 100 years of experience on or in the ocean: three mariners talk about changes they’re seeing in their local seas. And it’s not all bad news…
Marine Climate Change report card released 2012
The Marine Climate Change report card highlights that the Australian science community is widely engaged in research, monitoring and observing programs to increase our understanding of climate change impacts and inform management.
Fishes of Australia: Dragonfishes and the mystery of the missing backbones!
The Fishes of Australia website sheds light on the strange bone structure of the deep sea dragonfish...
What's on at WA Maritime Museum...Traversing Antarctica
Imagine life in a land of ice and blizzards. What motivates people to venture to a place of such extremes as Antarctica? One word: discovery.