project

NESP TWQ Project 3.6 - Establishing a research framework for future NESP investment into better understanding of the presence of Box-Jellyfishes (Irukandji) and risks in the Great Barrier Reef, 2015-2016 (JCU)

Research Project

Researchers: Michael Kingsford (Principal investigator, Principal or Chief Investigator) ,  Kylie Pitt (Co-investigator or Collaborator) ,  Lyndon Llewellyn (Co-investigator or Collaborator) ,  Professor Anthony Richardson (Co-investigator or Collaborator) ,  Professor Anthony Richardson (Co-investigator or Collaborator)

Full description This project intends to conduct a workshop with key researchers and stakeholders to establish the future research framework for NESP investment into better understanding of box-jellyfishes presence and risk in the Great Barrier Reef. This will include defining the scope of work required to: identify how species of Irukandji and stingers respond to changing water quality conditions, predictions of box-jellyfishes presence based on environmental conditions, determine ecological impacts, innovative management options. We will engage with stakeholders to discuss scientific information already available, research gaps to be filled and develop a framework to guide future NESP research to meet end-user needs.

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ACN 633 798 857