​​Key dates and activities of the Tasman Fracture Marine Park Project include:
- Assemble the project team develop project aims, progress and deliverables
- Deploy biotelemetry devices on seabirds and marine mammals to characterise foraging behaviour within Tasman Fracture Marine Park (TFMP)
- Acoustic surveys of mid water ocean productivity and passive acoustic detection of cetacean distribution.​
- Physical characterisation of shelf water properties around shelf canyon incision and TFMP
- Detailed description of local environmental conditions affecting TFMP and predator associations including assessment of variability and long-term trends in the marine and coastal climate
- Promote project findings through social and traditional media outlets
- Targeted training for Working on Country and Sea Country Rangers.
- Work with local Aboriginal groups to understand the cultural significance of species found in Tasman Fracture Marine Park
- Art-Science engagement/exhibition (IMAS, University of Tasmania)
- Preparation and publication of scientific manuscripts.
- Develop educational resources for local schools and visitors to enhance their understanding of marine park values
- Develop outreach materials and website content to convey knowledge of the project and Park to the broader community and stakeholders.
- Project completion
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