Alana Grech

Associate Professor

James Cook University

Australia

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Dr. Alana Grech is an Associate Professor at James Cook University in Australia. Her research focuses on marine ecology, with recent publications covering topics such as seagrass dispersal, giant kelp management, and marine habitat mapping for green turtles. She has also contributed to the understanding of coral reef communities through innovative techniques like underwater photogrammetry. Dr. Grech’s work emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices in the conservation of marine ecosystems.

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Kay Critchell

Lecturer in Oceanography

Deakin University

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Integrating interspecific traits into biophysical models of seagrass dispersal

Incorporating giant kelp connectivity into management strategies in the southeast Pacific

Marine habitat mapping of green turtle (Chelonia mydas) foraging grounds in the Northern Territory, Australia

RapidBenthos: Automated segmentation and multi‐view classification of coral reef communities from photogrammetric reconstruction

The biophysical dynamics of giant kelp, Macrocystis pyrifera: Seasonal patterns and dispersal mechanisms in the southeast Pacific

A comprehensive functional trait database of seagrasses in tropical Queensland

Close-range underwater photogrammetry for coral reef ecology: a systematic literature review

Risks associated with the spatial overlap between humpback dolphins and fisheries in Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, India

Research priorities for the sustainability of coral-rich western Pacific seascapes

Vegetative fragment production as a means of propagule dispersal for tropical seagrass meadows

Marine plant dispersal and connectivity measures differ in their sensitivity to biophysical model parameters

Quantifying the environmental impact of a major coal mine project on the adjacent Great Barrier Reef ecosystems

Marine Mammal Interactions With Fisheries: Review of Research and Management Trends Across Commercial and Small-Scale Fisheries

Management resourcing and government transparency are key drivers of biodiversity outcomes in Southeast Asian protected areas

Residual marine protected areas five years on: Are we still favouring ease of establishment over need for protection?

Representation does not necessarily reduce threats to biodiversity: Australia's Commonwealth marine protected area system, 2012–2018

Cost‐effective mitigation strategies to reduce bycatch threats to cetaceans identified using return‐on‐investment analysis

Long-term trends and a risk analysis of cetacean entanglements and bycatch in fisheries gear in Australian waters

A citizen science approach to long-term monitoring of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) off Sydney, Australia

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Kay Critchell

Ryan Lowe

Stefanie Deinet

Shaun Wilson

Hsing-Chung Chang

Graeme Cumming

Reg Watson

Amy Diedrich

Maja Adamska

Quentin Grafton

Jon Barnett

John Kittinger

Victoria Graham

Tiffany Morrison

Dr Vanessa Pirotta

Cynthia Riginos

Michael Rasheed

Garry Peterson

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