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Ongoing recovery measurements in Kwinana Shelf seagrass meadow in Cockburn Sound 2.5 years post impact phase to give greater confidence in recovery data and for EIA monitoring
Executive summary: Understanding the nature of interactions between multiple stressors is essential for assessing their cumulative impacts on seagrasses and for guiding effective management. Current dredging thresholds are based largely on single stressors (light reduction or sediment burial), despi
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