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September 2015  |  Newsletter of the Marine Biodiversity Hub
NERP Marine Biodiversity Hub final report 2011-2015

NERP Marine Biodiversity Hub final report published

The 2011─2015 Final Report of the National Environmental Research Program Marine Biodiversity Hub is now available online, as well as in hard copy.
Survey Flinders CMR Striped Trumpter. Image: IMAS

Marine Biodiversity Hub makes new partnerships and gears up for another six years

The Marine Biodiversity Hub has been funded to extend its research program for the next six years under the $142.5 million Australian Government National Environmental Science Programme (NESP).
National Marine Science Plan 2015-2025

National Marine Science Plan calls for baselines, monitoring, decision-support and collaboration

NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub research is well aligned with goals identified in the new National Marine Science Plan (2015─2025) released in August by the National Marine Science Committee (NMSC).
Parrotfish school over tropical reef habitat Houtman Abrolhos Image:Reef Life Survey

Isolated corals identified in first study to link oceanography and genetics at a local scale

A new way of mapping the corridors that link populations in the ocean has found a patch of corals at Western Australia’s Houtman-Abrolhos Islands that is shouting out for attention.
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This newsletter is produced by the Marine Biodiversity Hub - a collaboration between the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Charles Darwin University, CSIRO, Geoscience Australia, Museum Victoria, University of Tasmania, University of Western Australia, NSW Department of Primary Industries, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage and the Integrated Marine Observing System. The Marine Biodiversity Hub is funded by the Australian Government’s National Environmental Science Programme (NESP) and it will build on earlier programs, providing information and understanding to support biodiversity management and conservation in the marine environment.

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