- Murdoch Uni dolphin researchers finish up productive month at KMRS
- Follow the latest Kimberley inshore dolphin work at KMRS
- Kimberley platform reefs reveal unique formations
- April soft coral spawning documented at KMRS
- KMRS assists with personnel transfer from Caffarelli Island
- Murdoch University dolphin researchers in the field at KMRS
- KMRS in the media
- Near-shore Kimberley coral spawning documented at KMRS
- Tropical Cyclone Lua shakes up the Kimberley & Pilbara coast
- AIMS coral scientist Dr Andrew Heyward visits KMRS
- Broome nature photographer Peter Strain returns to KMRS
- UWA Researcher Sana Dandan returns to KMRS
- WA coral reef growth perplexes scientists
- JCU researcher Dr Peter Wood visits KMRS
- New species of velvetfish discovered in Kimberley
- Kimberley marine survey catalogues 50 new algae species
- Kimberley Whale Survey Results out for 2011
- WAMSI's Steve Blake & DEC's Chris Simpson drop in to KMRS
- CSIRO & Chinese Academy of Science researchers in the field
- KMRS endorsed as a WAMSI Associate Industry Member
- 50+ species of hard coral identified on one reef walk at Cygnet Bay!
- ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies visitors to KMRS
- Humpbacks visit the Bay!
- Pearl oyster research experiment up and running at KMRS
- UWA PhD student back in the field at KMRS
- 83 new species of snails found on Kimberley islands
- Kimberley whales in the spotlight
- KMRS on the radio!
- West Kimberley granted National Heritage Listing
- WAMSI CEO Steve Blake & research team drop in
- WA Dept of Environment & Conservation visits KMRS
- Local nature photographer Peter Strain filming at KMRS
- KMRS presenting at Broome Science Week Festival
- CSIRO research scientists visit KMRS
- AIMS WA Research Leader visits KMRS
- UWA Oceans Institute Director highlights the role of marine research
- KMRS @ the 2011 Australian Marine Sciences Association 48th Annual Conference
- WA marine environments making waves in the news
- Oceans heading for mass extinction - global marine experts report
- Happy World Oceans Day from KMRS!
- Unique Kimberley flora through the eyes of Mr Barry Carter
- KMRS on ABC radio
- KMRS well received at WAMSI/RSWA Kimberley Science Symposium
- Official KMRS launch at the 2011 Kimberley Marine & Coastal Science Symposium
- UWA researchers busy in the field at KMRS
- Researchers from UWA Arrive
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