KMRS

Situated within the southern Kimberley Coast Bioregion, KMRS represents the “gateway" to the Kimberley for independent marine research.

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The March/April 2021 newsletter is live - click below to see what we have been up to!

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Our latest newsletter is live - click below to see what we have been up to!

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Hi everyone! Check out our latest newsletter to see what we've been up to for the last two months at KMRS!

https://t.co/FOQXbkC9AQ

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Good morning!
Our latest newsletter is now live on our website. Click on the link below for more information about what we've been up to over the last couple of months!
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Good afternoon!
Our latest newsletter is now live on our website. Click on the link below for more information about we we've been up to over the last couple of months!
https://t.co/dLZyDwSE7p

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Check out our current KMRS research projects, and news from around Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm in our new March/April 2020 newsletter!
https://t.co/O8XklTL1Ym

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Lean about current KMRS research projects and news from around Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm in our brand new January/February 2020 newsletter!

https://t.co/Y8tJ8OUJBw

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Plenty of new projects on the horizon! https://t.co/RTilESL30o

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A new article out by @abcNorthwestwa shows we're constantly making new finds about past life in our oceans and having to rewrite the history books yet again! https://t.co/cIRxL7Ajyv

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What a spectacular evening. False killer whales at sundown.

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Read up on current KMRS research and all the news from Cygnet Bay in our new March/April 2018 newsletter!

https://t.co/RTilESL30o

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Check out the recently published report on sediment changes in Cygnet Bay and the Kimberley as part of the Kimberley Marine Research Program.

https://t.co/URSN3X0yu2

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Applications now open for two KMRS Internship positions starting mid-April and May.

Follow the attached link to apply and make sure to state your availability.

Any questions about this opportunity please email us at [email protected]

https://t.co/vQQseFLQRL

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The newsletter for January/February 2018 is now out. If you're interested in how the year is going so far have a look.
https://t.co/RTilESts8Q

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We had an exciting day on the boat collecting water samples, deploying frames for a new coral recruitment project, and watching a friendly dolphin come say hello!

- Interns Karyssa (left) & Suzanne (right)

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A neat comparison of the low and high tides in a day. We have one of the largest tidal ranges in the world with a change in tidal height up to 10-12m! All our work here at KMRS revolves around tides which can be challenging but makes every day new and exciting!

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There is so much we can learn from natural extreme reef environments about the future of coral reefs! Check out our new review @emmafcamp @DavidJSuggett @petemumby @djsmitc @hardtkeLeo @coralcoe @uwaoceans https://t.co/of2G0MLe0e

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What are corals made of? #OurBluePlanet #BluePlanet2

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Good news for the Great Barrier Reef! https://t.co/HpTswQcAcL

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KMRS internship position is open for applications! Seeking an intern to start immediately, for 3 months. For info on how to apply see attached link. https://t.co/vQQseFLQRL