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The National Marine Science Plan: informing Australia’s future ocean policy

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posted on 2023-05-22, 03:50 authored by Treloar, G, John GunnJohn Gunn, Tim MoltmannTim Moltmann, Dittmann, S, Fletcher, R, Hone, P, K Lee, Minty, L, Minchin, S, Andreas SchillerAndreas Schiller, Steinberg, P, Lyons, J, Babanin, A, Doherty, P, England, M, Foster, C, Johnston, E, Steven, A, Llewellyn, L, Oliver, J, Sen Gupta, A, Bernadette SloyanBernadette Sloyan, Smith, D, Smith, T, Walshe, T
In 1998 the Australian Government released ‘Australia’s Ocean Policy: Caring, Understanding, Using Wisely’ (Environment Australia 1998a). The policy, released in the International Year of Oceans, recognised that our oceans contain resources of enormous past, present and future benefit to us all – resources that must be managed carefully to ensure economic benefit exists side by side with sensitive environmental care. This pioneering policy attempted to set a framework for integrated and ecosystem-based planning and management for all of Australia’s marine jurisdictions but lacked input and therefore buy-in from state and territory jurisdictions.

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Publication title

Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs

Volume

8

Pagination

43-51

ISSN

1836-6503

Department/School

Integrated Marine Observing System

Publisher

Routledge

Place of publication

United Kingdom

Repository Status

  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Assessment and management of coastal and estuarine ecosystems

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