Ensuring a sustainable whale-watch industry - Western Australia leading the way
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Bejder, L. (2008) Ensuring a sustainable whale-watch industry - Western Australia leading the way. In: Royal Society of Western Australia Ordinary Meeting, 19 May, Kings Park, Perth.
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Abstract
Impacts of human activities on cetaceans include those that are immediate and readily detectable (e.g., whaling, drive fisheries, ship strikes, by-catch) and those that are cumulative and not readily detectable (e.g., nature-based tourism, shipping, acoustic pollution, and oil and gas exploration). Lars’ talk focused on the not readily detectable effects of nature-based tourism, with the emphasis that the industry needed management.
| Publication Type: | Conference Item |
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| Murdoch Affiliation: | Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research |
| Notes: | "Proceedings of the Royal Society of Western Australia" |
| URI: | http://researchrepository.murdoch.edu.au/id/eprint/3212 |
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