Marine parks

Marine parks

Massive whale sharks, humpback whales, several threatened species of turtles, playful sea lions, leafy seadragons, little penguins and Australia's largest fringing reef in Ningaloo Marine Park are just some of the wonders you'll find.

Plunge downunder and explore the submerged wonders protected in Western Australia's amazing marine parks and reserves.

 

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Exploring Western Australia’s marine parks - Secondary teachers guide
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Links to Australian curriculum - companion guide
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Exploring Western Australia's marine parks - Teachers guide
- 5.54 MB (PDF) Last updated 01-05-2023
Discover Marine Parks - Activity book
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Kimberley Education Manuals - Series 2: Kimberley Marine Environment Years 1-3
- 12.37 MB (PDF) Last updated 01-05-2023
Kimberley Education Manuals - Series 2: Kimberley Marine Environment Years 4-6
- 13.73 MB (PDF) Last updated 01-05-2023

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This is your first stop to uncover information on Western Australia's special marine plants and animals. All of these animals live in Western Australia's very special marine parks and reserves.

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Marine parks protect scenic and biologically important areas of ocean and coastline.

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