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Ningaloo Fish Surveys Ningaloo Fish Surveys Pilbara Marine Conservation Partnership (PMCP) Managing the conservation values of coral reef ecosystems in the Pilbara/Ningaloo region CSIRO Wealth from Oceans Flagship and The University of Western Australia Presented by Shaun P. Collin Team Leaders Shaun P. Collin Gary Kendrick Malcolm McCulloch Euan Harvey Anya Waite Ryan Lowe Jim Falter Timothy Langlois Carlos Duarte Greg Ivey Russ Babcock Ming Feng Mat Vanderklift Olly Berry Damian Thompson Dirk Slawninski Roland Pitcher Mick Haywood Richard Pillans UWA CSIRO Dept. of Fisheries Steve Newman DEC Kim Friedman Background Project designed by CSIRO and UWA and carried out in partnership to address the need for conservation offsets in the Southern Pilbara / Northern Gascoyne Region of WA The initial five year program, established through the Gorgon Net Conservation Benefits offset scheme Project harnesses collective expertise of UWA and CSIRO on a large, long term scale to provide evidence-based decisions and integrated solutions Aims Regional scale assessment of key ecological parameters Development of baselines, indicators and thresholds to instruct future management strategies Better understanding of the condition and threats to biodiversity in one of Australia’s most rapidly developing regions Integrated program to enhance net conservation benefits to globally significant coral reef systems Linking inshore archipelago to DEC Marine Park Estate within the 50m bathymetry line Filling a major information gap in region Scope Development Condition benchmarks, impacts Response (Partnerships with DEC, DoF, EPA) Pressure Natural and Anthropogenic Environmental Drivers Habitats and biodiversity Oceanographic connectivity Climate change Fishing pressure Nutrient supply Cyclones/flooding events Regional Net Conservation Benefits Themed Objectives Coral Reef Health Fish and Sharks Environmental Pressures and Connectivity Ningaloo Fish Surveys C