Establishing long term monitoring sites within mangrove and associated communities of Moreton Bay, South-Eastern Queensland, A

These papers were presented at the 2011 Queensland Coastal Conference, Cairns, Australia, 19-21 October 2011. The papers appear on the Conference Proceedings website by permission of the authors who retain copyright. The papers may be downloaded for fair use under the Copyright Act 1954 (its later amendments and other relevant legislation).

The proceedings can be cited as: Gunn, John, Stuart, Greg, Tindale, Neil and Sargent, Sue (eds) 2011, Ancient Knowledge, Contemporary Innovation: Proceedings of the 2011 Queensland Coastal Conference, Cairns, Australia, Burnett Mary Regional Group for NRM, Bundaberg.
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Accad, A., Dowling, R., Li, J., Kelley, J., Guymer, G., Beumer, J., and Couchman, D.	Establishing long term monitoring sites within mangrove and associated communities of Moreton Bay, South-Eastern Queensland, Australia.
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