Magnetic Island Designated Important Shark and Area(ISRA)
Data collected by Lawrence Scheele and Oliver Scheele played a significant role in supporting the evidence base used to obtain Important Shark and Ray Area (ISRA) status for the southern coast of Magnetic Island, encompassing Cockle Bay, Nelly Bay, and Geoffrey Bay.
Through extensive sightings across the area, their visual records documented the presence and behaviour of key elasmobranch species within the site.
As a result, the Scheeles’ visual data contributed valuable supporting documentation that strengthened the scientific case for recognising the area as an ISRA within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
An observation confirming the geographic distribution of Noah’s giant clam Tridacna noae includes the Great Barrier Reef of Australia
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