The remarkable contributions of ten outstanding women to Australian coral reef science

2022/09/21 by Pat Hutchings, Barbara E. Brown, Maria Byrne +2 · 1 citation
Environmental Science · #Coral and Marine Ecosystems Studies #Coastal and Marine Management #Marine and fisheries research #Great barrier reef #Coral reef #Reef #Coral reef organizations #Resilience of coral reefs #Face (sociological concept) #Climate change #Fishery #Fringing reef #Geography #Coral reef protection #Oceanography #Sociology #Social science #Geology #Biology

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Abstract

This article summarises the careers of ten women who have made an amazing contribution to our knowledge of Australian coral reefs and their management, and how this contribution has been used by the Great Barrier Reef Committee (subsequently the Australian Coral Reef Society) to conserve and manage our reefs—an ongoing process in the face of climate change.

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