Towards Sustainable Management of Dugong and Turtle Tourism: final report to the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Heritage - Phase II
[Extract] To minimise negative anthropogenic impacts of tourism activities on dugong and marine turtles through tt-ialing codes of conduct for tourism related activities on dugong and marine turtles. Phase I of the project identified key issues relating to the protection of biological and cultural values associated with dugong and turtles, including the significance of the species in the context of Indigenous Australians' broader cultural and economic relationship with their sea country. Phase II involved the testing and evaluation in field trials of the dugong and turtle codes of conduct developed under Phase 1.
Abstract To quantify the risk and impact of CO2 seepage to the marine ecosystem, the Quantifying and Monitoring Potential Ecosystem Impacts of Geological Carbon Storage project is now undergoing in a bay in Scotland. In advance of the field experiment of this project, we conducted the numerical simulation of CO2 seepage. From this numerical study, we predicted how CO2 behave in the bay and how the condition of the sea changes.