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Page 1 and 2: ProtectingWestern Australia sbig bl
Page 4: 2EXECUTIVE SUMMARYProtecting Wester
Page 8: The endangered leatherback turtle,
Page 12: MAINTAINING AUSTRALIA'S INTERNATION
Page 16: CURRENT AFFAIRSOcean waters are nev
Page 20: Surfing is growing in popularitybec
Page 24: CRUSTACEANS AND MOLLUSCS RULEHigh-v
Page 28: THE HOUTMAN HOTSPOT FOR MARINE LIFE
Page 34: Large no-take marine reserves willp
Page 38: THE POLLUTION CONNECTIONBETWEEN LAN
Page 42: Large balls of krill are swepttowar
Page 50: Sponges could be the oldest livinga
Page 54: 105 ISLANDS AND A PIRATEThe Leeuwin
Page 58: A growing number of whale watcherss
Page 62: Bryozoans are colonies of tiny mari
Page 66: The region’s clear, light-filledw