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Preserving WA's ecosystem. Innovation to deter sharks from our beaches. Chief Scientist keeps on giving

Record no:

67221

Call no:

RP24086

Author:

Western Australia. Dept. of Commerce. Industry, Science & Innovation Division

Citation:

STATE OF THE FUTURE. 2013 no.24 : p. 1, p. 4; p. 7; p. 8;

Year:

2013

Subject:

Science and state - Western Australia;
Centre for Excellence for Climate change and Woodland and Forest Health;
Ecosystem management - Western Australia;
Shark Hazard Advisory Research Committee;
Sharks - Monitoring - Australia;

Western Australian Museum Foundation;
Awards - Western Australia;
Beazley, Lyn;

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Notes:

Photo of Prof. Beazley with Alec Coles, Tanya & Malcolm McCusker & Martin Langridge
Complete issue held as a reprint.

Type:

Reprint

Item availability

{ 1 } items found

Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	On Shelf

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