Government Submissions

A List of the Government Submissions made by the AUF:

Area Requirements and Pelagic Protected Areas: Is Size an Impediment to Implementation?
(September 1, 2012)
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Summary: J. E. Alpine and A. J. Hobday Marine and Freshwater Research, 2007, 58, 558–569
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Grey Nurse Shark Protection
(August 29, 2012)
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Summary: NSW Fisheries Discussion paper for Grey Nurse Shark Protection
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Submission for the Coral Sea Commonwealth Marine Reserve Proposal
(February 24, 2012)
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Summary: Adam Smith (AUF Spearfishing National Chair) Luke Randell (AUFQ Spearfishing Commissioner)
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Lag Effects in the Impacts of Mass Coral Bleaching on Coral Reef Fish, Fisheries and Eco Systems
(March 29, 2007)
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Summary: Graham et. al. (c) 2007 Society for Conservation Biology.
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Cape Byron Submission Paper
(November 9, 2004)
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Summary: The AUF is writing in response to the draft zoning plans for the Cape Byron Marine Park.
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Ningaloo Marine Park Management Plan
(October 29, 2004)
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Summary: The AUF is writing in response to the draft zoning plans for the Ningaloo Marine Park.
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Fisheries Reef Advisory Comittee Report, August 2004
(August 12, 2004)
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Summary: Report to: Dave Welch- Commissioner AUF Q, Adam Smith Commissioner AUF Subject: GBRMPA- Fisheries Reef Advisory Committee By K Chard
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Submission, Lord Howe Island Marine Park
(March 5, 2004)
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Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority Discussion Paper
(October 7, 2003)
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Summary: Compiled by David Welch, Ken Picard, Matt Kenway, Michael De Rooy and Dr Adam Smith.
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Grey Nurse Shark Critical Habitats
(July 29, 2003)
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Summary: Grey nurse sharks roam over very large areas of the NSW coast, but are known to gather to feed, mate and pup at a small number of locations. Marine scientists have identified 10 sites, called critical habitats, which are vital to the survival of the grey nurse shark.
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