Neville Barrett
IMAS, University of Tasmania, TASMANIA, Australia
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A research scientist and lecturer with over 30 years of experience in temperate systems ranging from estuaries to coastal rocky reefs to cross-shelf habitats. Much of this research has focused on marine protected areas and biodiversity, understanding spatial and temporal patterns, effects of protection, and using closed areas as reference locations to help inform and improve off-reserve management.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Love letter to an endangered sea star (#58)
2:06 PM
Elizabeth Castle
Session 2.3 - Marine science in a time of rapid environmental change
Spatiotemporal shifts in California’s mesophotic benthic sessile communities following the 2014-2016 northeast Pacific marine heatwave (#12)
11:36 AM
Rachel Wong
Session 1.2 - Advancing marine observations through integrated autonomous systems
Building national frameworks for collaborative monitoring of Australia’s coastal and shelf rocky reefs (#397)
9:45 AM
Neville Barrett
Plenary Session - Leanne Cullen-Unsworth & Neville Barrett