ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies
James Cook University Townsville
Queensland 4811 Australia
Phone: 61 7 4781 4000
Email: info@coralcoe.org.au
Wolfe, K and Mumby, PJ (2019). Recommendations to maintain functioning of the Great Barrier Reef. National Environment Science Programme, 1-19 pp.
Williamson, DH, Ceccarelli, DM, Jones, GP and Russ, GR (2019). Assessing the ecological effects of management zoning on inshore reefs of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. GBRMPA, Townsville, Australia, 1-76 pp.
Ryan M. Burrows, Stephen E. Lewis, Alexandra Garzon-Garcia, Joanne Burton, Jon E. Brodie, Jodie Mehrtens, Jean Erbacher, Kevin Gale and Burford, MA (2019). Sources, transformations and fate of particulate and dissolved organic carbon: implications for the Great Barrier Reef. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, 1-88 pp.
Rummer, JL and Casule, N (2019). The dispersant delusion. Equinor’s plan to poison the great Australian bight with banned toxic chemicals. GreenPeace 1-22 pp.
Kleiber, D, Cohen, P, Teioli, H, Siota, F, Delisle, A, Lawless, S, Steenbergen, D, Gomese, C, Tavue, RB, Vachette, A, Neihapi, P, Sokach, A, Li, O, Wraith, L, Koran, D, Campbell, B, Tioti, R, Vanguna, T, Wate, JT, Boso, D, Duarte, A, Batalofo, M, Andrew, N, Sukulu, M, Saeni-Oeta, J, Sutcliffe, S, Eriksson, H, Newton, J and C., M (2019). Gender-inclusive facilitation for community-based marine resource management. An addendum to “Community-based marine resource management in Solomon Islands: A facilitators guide” and other guides for CBRM. CGIAR Research Program on Fish Agri-Food Systems., Penang, Malaysia.
Kleiber, D, Cohen, P, Gomese, C and McDougall, C (2019). Gender-integrated research for development in Pacific coastal fisheries. CGIAR Research Program on Fish Agri-Food Systems., Penang, Malaysia.
Waterhouse, J, Apte, S, Brodie, J, Hunter, C, Petus, C, Bainbridge, S, Wolanski, E, Dafforn, KA, Lough, J, Johnson, JE, Tracey, D, Angel, BM, Jarolimek, CV, Chariton, AA and Murphy, N (2019). Identifying water quality and ecosystem health threats to the Torres Strait from runoff arising from mine-derived pollution of the Fly River:. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, 1-19 pp.
Hoegh-Guldberg, O, Caldeira, K, Chopin, T, Gaines, SD, Haugan, P, Hemer, M, Howard, J, Konar, M, Krause-Jensen, D, Lindstad, E, Lovelock, CE, Michelin, M, Nielsen, FG, Northrop, E, Parker, R, Roy, J, Smith, T, Some, S and Tyedmers, P (2019). The ocean as a solution to climate change: five opportunities for action. World Resources Institute, Washington, CD.
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Day JC, Heron SF, Markham A, Downes J, Gibson J, Hyslop E, Jones RH, Lyall A (2019). Climate risk assessment for heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage property: an application of the climate vulnerability index. Historic Environment Scotland, Longmore House, Salisbury Place, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 88 pages. Published June 2019
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Waterhouse, J, Burton, J, Garzon-Garcia, A, Lewis, S, Brodie, J, Bainbridge, Z, Robson, B, Burford, M, Gruber, RK and Dougal, C (2018). Synthesis of knowledge and concepts -bioavailable nutrients: sources, delivery and impacts in the Great Barrier Reef. Bioavailable Nutrients Workshop, supported by Office of the Great Barrier Reef’s Queensland Reef Water Quality Program, and the Australian Government National Environmental Science Program Tropical Water Quality Hub.
Schaffelke, B, Anthony, K, Babcock, RC, Bridge, T, Carlos, E, Diaz-Pulido, G, González-Rivero, M, Gooch, M, Hoey, A, Horne, D, Kane, K, McKenzie, C, Merida, F, Molloy, F, Moon, S, Mumby, PJ, Ortiz, J-C, Pears, RJ, Phinn, S, Ridgway, T, Roelfsema, C, Singleton, G and Thompson, A (2018). Monitoring coral reefs within the Reef 2050 integrated monitoring and reporting program: final report of the coral reef expert group. The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, 1-16 pp.
Roscher, M, Eam, D, Suri, S, van der Ploeg, J, Hossain, ME, Nagoli, J, Cohen, PJ, Mills, DJ and Cinner, J (2018). Building adaptive capacity to climate change: approaches applied in five diverse fisheries settings. CGIAR Research Program on Fish Agri-Food Systems., 1-20 pp.
Jones, GP, Ceccarelli, DM, Williamson, DH and Russ, GR (2018). Assessing the ecological effects of management zoning on inshore reefs of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. NERP TE Project 8.2, 1-2 pp.
Johnson, JE, Welch, DJ, Marshall, P, Day, JC, Marshall, N, Steinberg, GR, Benthuysen, JA, Sun, C, Brodie, J, Marsh, H, Hamann, M and Simpfendorfer, CA (2018). Characterising the values and connectivity of the northeast Australia seascape: Great Barrier Reef, Torres Strait, Coral Sea and Great Sandy Strait. United Nations Environment Programme, 1-94 pp.
Johnson, JE, Brodie, J and Waterhouse, J (2018). Wastewater pollution and coral reefs: science-to-policy brief. United Nations Environment Programme, 1-16 pp.
Hoey, A, Pratchett, M, Sambrook, K, Gudge, S and Pratchett, D (2018). Status and trends for shallow reef habitats and assemblages at Elizabeth and Middleton Reefs, Lord Howe Marine Park. The Director of National Parks, 1-65 pp.
Heron, SF, van Hooidonk, R, Maynard, J, Anderson, KD, Day, JC, Geiger, E, Hoegh-Guldberg, O, Hughes, TP, Marshall, P, Obura, DO and Eakin, CM (2018). Impacts of climate change on world heritage coral reefs: update to the first global. UNESCO, 1-16 pp.
Harrison, H, Alvarez-Noriega, M, Baird, AH and MacDonald, C (2018). Recurrent coral bleaching in the Coral Sea commonwealth marine reserve between 2016 and 2017. Director of National Parks and Department of Environment and Energy, Australia, 1-17 pp.
Schwarz, A, James, R, Teioli, H, Cohen, P and Morgan, M (2014). Engaging men and women in community-based resource management processes in Solomon Islands. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Case Study: AAS-2014-33, Penang, Malaysia, 12 pp.
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Hoey, AS, MS, P, Johansen, JL and Hoey, J (2014). 2014 Marine ecological survey of Elizabeth and Middleton Reefs, Lord Howe Commonwealth Marine Reserve. The Department of the Environment, Canberra, ACT, Australia, 101 pp.
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ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies
James Cook University Townsville
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Phone: 61 7 4781 4000
Email: info@coralcoe.org.au
