CRC Reef Scholarship Students

Name

Thesis Title

S Anthony (PhD)

Coral disease in closed systems (C2.3S)

M Bergenius (PhD)

Consequences of spatial patterns in life history characteristics of a coral reef fish subject to different harvest strategies (C3.4S)

B Breen (PhD)

Spatial allocation of GBR use, phase 2 (2.1.6/2)

E Dinsdale (PhD)

Measuring the success of conservation strategies to protect scleractinian corals on the GBR (A2.1.3S)

J Eagle (PhD)

Do complex water movement patterns around reefs cause settlement, biodiversity or productivity hotspots? (C3.5S)

D Grover (MSc)

The role of environmental factors in the distribution of breeding seabird populations in the GBRWHA (C1.4.2.2S)

J Harrington (PhD)

Cultural heritage and communities: a comparative study of three World Heritage areas – the Great Barrier Reef (Australia); Ayutthaya (Thailand); and Avebury (United Kingdom) (A1.3.2S)

J Higgs (PhD)

Distribution of recreational boating activities in the Townsville region

A Hodgson (PhD)

Dugong behaviour and the effects of boats and pingers (C1.4.3.1S)

A Lashko (PhD)

Population genetic structure of roseate tern (Sterna dougallii) populations in Australia and surrounding regions and a preliminary investigation of the relationships among subspecies (C1.4.2.1S)

S Lewis (PhD)

Climatic and oceanographic change from high-resolution records in large fossil Porites coral heads, Magnetic Island, Queensland (C4.1S)

V Lukoschek (PhD)

Conservation genetics of sea snakes (Hydrophiidae) in Australian waters, with emphasis on the GBRWHA (C1.4.1S)

R Marriott (PhD)

Forecasting fishing impacts on the population biology of the red bass, Lutjanus bohar (B4.12S)

N Marshall (PhD)

A conceptual and operational understanding of resource-dependency (A1.2.4S)

J McKinlay (PhD)

A spatial and temporal analysis of the Queensland multi-species commercial line fishery from fishers’ logbook data (2.4.17)

D Miller (PhD)

Towards sustainable environmental experiences for the live-aboard diving industry on the Great Barrier Reef (B2.9S)

G Muldoon (PhD)

An ecological-economic approach to fisheries investment where latent effort exists: sustainability implications for the Great Barrier Reef reef-line fishery (E2.1.16/1S)

M Nursey-Bray (PhD)

Conflict, co-operation or co-management:eating our words? Towards Indigenous hunting management in north Queensland (A1.2.2S)

R Pears (PhD)

Comparative demography and life history features of cods and gropers: implications for fisheries and conservation management (B4.20S)

C Pocock (PhD)

Romancing the Reef: continuity and change in visitors' sensuous experiences of the Great Barrier Reef (A1.3.1S)

B Radford (PhD)

Effects of water quality on the distribution of corals on coastal reefs: development of tools for environmental assessment and risk management (D2.1.1S)

S Rotmann (PhD)

Tissue thickness as a method to measure coral response to sediment stress on Lihir Island, PNG (C2.5).

J Sheppard (PhD)

Enhancing the ecological basis for conservation management of dugongs, using innovative satellite tracking technologies (C1.4.3.2S).

R Tobin (PhD)

The perceived and actual differences in recreational line catch trends in estuaries open and closed to commercial gillnet fishing in north Queensland (B4.10S).

A Williams (PhD)

Spatial variation in population dynamics of red throat emperor (E 2.4.21S)