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Great Barrier Reef Region Strategic Assessment: Strategic assessment report
Abstract
The Great Barrier Reef is an Australian icon and one of the most precious ecosystems on Earth. It is critical to the cultural, economic and social wellbeing of more than one million people who live in its catchment and is valued by the national and international community. This strategic assessment takes a comprehensive look at the Reef's values, the threats to those values and what is needed to manage and protect them- Report
- Environmental assessment
- Ecosystem resilience
- Risks
- Geomorphology
- Endangered species
- process
- Environmental impact studies
- Environmental management
- Planning
- Endangered species
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- Plants
- Ecosystems
- Processes
- Cultural heritage
- Natural heritage
- World heritage
- Economic values
- Social values
- Leading environmental practice
- Legislative tools
- Permits and assessments
- Climate change
- Extreme events
- Water quality
- Weeds, pests and disease
- Reef-wide
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Last time updated on 11/11/2016
This paper was published in GBRMPA eLibrary.
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