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<strong>The</strong> multi-coloured soft corals and sponge communities that cover granite rocks off the south coast are important habitats for fish, crabs and shellfish © Andrew Halsall Photography <strong>The</strong> ecotourism sector is growing in the region and no-take marine protection can provide a further economic boost © Andrew Halsall Photography
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Protecting Western Australia s big
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2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Protecting West
Page 8: The endangered leatherback turtle,
Page 12: MAINTAINING AUSTRALIA'S INTERNATION
Page 16: CURRENT AFFAIRS Ocean waters are ne
Page 20: Surfing is growing in popularity be
Page 24: CRUSTACEANS AND MOLLUSCS RULE High-
Page 28: THE HOUTMAN HOTSPOT FOR MARINE LIFE
Page 32: Overfished sharks, such as this dus
Page 36: Carnac and Garden islands near Pert
Page 40: The critically endangered blue whal
Page 44: Protection of the island colonies a
Page 48: FRACTURES, RIFTS AND PLATEAUS To th
Page 52: In supporting an end to whaling, We
Page 56: Populations of New Zealand fur seal
Page 62: Bryozoans are colonies of tiny mari
Page 66: The region’s clear, light-filled
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