Marine debris is one of the most significant issues facing oceans worldwide. The sources of
this debris vary depending on proximity to urban centres and the nature of activities within …

Chart 2.1 Visitor nights in the GBR region, 2015–16 17 Chart 2.2 Regional composition of
total visitor days (nights) in the GBRMP region, 2015–16 18 Chart 2.3 Total visitor days and …

This research explores the phenomenon of beach cleaning as an activity for environmental
activism and coastal recreation. This is significant as beach litter continues to blight coastal …

CQUNIVERSITY RESEARCH Page 1 IMPACTS OF THE 2016 AND 2017 MASS CORAL
BLEACHING EVENTS ON THE GREAT BARRIER REEF TOURISM INDUSTRY AND …

Estimating values for ecosystem services (ES) can contribute to the decision making
process, reducing the risk that ES benefits are overlooked. For ES with no (direct or indirect) …

insert TITLE Page 1 ISSN 1327-8231 Working Paper No. 112 Economics, Wildlife Tourism and
Conservation: Three Case Studies by Clem Tisdell and Clevo Wilson November 2004 …

By using the Necrocene nomenclature as opposed to the term Anthropocene as a concept to
describe the extinctive and necrotic logic of capitalism, this essay analyses the multiplicity of …

The loss and modification of catchment ecosystems is contributing to increased nutrients
and sediments load reaching the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) lagoon. Attempts to improve …

Marine ecosystems, and the services they provide, are predicted to alter considerably as a
result of climate change. This paper outlines important expected alterations in these …

Marine areas supply humanity with many valuable ecosystem services. Costanza et
al.(2014) estimated that the value of ecosystem services provided by marine areas was US …