NESP MB Project A12 - Scoping a seascape approach to managing and recovering Northern Australian threatened and migratory marine species

本记录概述了国家环境保护计划海洋生物多样性中心项目A12的范围和研究成果--“确定管理和恢复澳大利亚北部受威胁和迁徙海洋物种的海景方法”。有关此项目的特定数据输出，请参阅与此元数据关联的子记录。<br/> <br/> <br/> 澳大利亚北部是当前经济发展的重点，有可能影响生物多样性和文化价值。北部海景范围界定项目将评估北部海洋生物区域(从海岸到专属经济区边缘)列入EPBC名单的受威胁和迁徙海洋物种的知识状况，以及与这些物种有关的压力、土著优先事项、栖息地、渔业兼捕和EPBC转介。重点将放在多个分类群层面，包括棘鳃类、滨鸟、海龟和鲸目动物。该项目将通过确定未来的研究热点，为一个广泛的北方海景项目(2018-2020年)确定研究需求和方向。<br/> <br/> 计划产量<br/> ·受威胁和迁徙海洋物种发生和栖息地地图，以及研究和数据需求差距分析<br/> ·压力、受威胁和迁徙海洋物种的状况和趋势地图，以及它们之间的交集<br/> ·一份关于受威胁和迁徙海洋物种的土著海洋研究和管理优先事项的报告<br/> ·地图和时间序列图，描绘对TMM物种重要的沿海生境过去变化的范围和时间<br/> ·确定受威胁和迁徙的海洋物种副渔获物和减轻副渔获物的研究重点<br/> ·确定EPBC转诊空间和物种趋势<br/> ·通过适当的基于网络的门户和/或现有的内部DOEE信息产品在线提供数据、数据可视化和摘要<br/> ·项目报告综合了澳大利亚北部受威胁和迁徙的海洋物种、压力、土著优先事项、沿海生境变化、渔业副渔获物缓解研究优先事项和EPBC转介趋势，以及未来研究热点的确定

This record provides an overview of the scope and research output of NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub Project A12 - "Scoping a seascape approach to managing and recovering Northern Australian threatened and migratory marine species". For specific data outputs from this project, please see child records associated with this metadata.<br /> <br /> --------------------<br /> <br /> Northern Australia is the current focus of substantial economic development, which has the potential to impact biodiversity and cultural values. The Northern Seascape scoping project will assess the status of knowledge of EPBC-listed Threatened and Migratory Marine species, and pressures, Indigenous priorities, habitats, fisheries bycatch, and EPBC referrals in relation to them across the North Marine Bioregion (coast to EEZ edge). The focus will be at the multiple taxa level, including elasmobranchs, shorebirds, turtles and cetaceans. The project will scope research needs and directions for a broad Northern Seascape project (2018–2020), by identifying future research hotspots.<br /> <br /> Planned Outputs<br /> • Maps of Threatened and Migratory Marine species occurrence and habitats, and a gap analysis of research and data needs <br /> • Maps of state and trends in pressures and Threatened and Migratory Marine species, and the intersection between them<br /> • A report on Indigenous marine research and management priorities for Threatened and Migratory Marine species<br /> • Maps and time-series graphs that depict the extent and timing of past changes in coastal habitats that are important for TMM species<br /> • Identification of Threatened and Migratory Marine species bycatch and bycatch mitigation research priorities<br /> • Identification of EPBC referral spatial and species trends<br /> • Data, data visualisation and summaries available online through an appropriate web-based portal and/or existing internal DoEE information products<br /> • Project report synthesizing northern Australian Threatened and Migratory Marine species, pressures, Indigenous priorities, coastal habitat change, fisheries bycatch mitigation research priorities, and EPBC referral trends, and the identification of future research hotspots