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Commonwealth Marine Reserves - Kimberley

148 images Created 12 Jun 2012

On the 14th of June 2012, Environment Minister Tony Burke released the final proposals for a series of Commonwealth Marine Reserves around Australia, including two off the Kimberley coast. The Kimberley Commonwealth Marine Reserve links up with the state's Camden Sound Marine Park, and the Argo-Rowley Terrace Commonwealth Marine Reserve Proposal takes in the waters around the Rowley Shoals.

The marine reserves contain several different zones, with differing levels of restriction.
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  • A Humpback whale surfaces west of Adele Island on the Kimberley coast.
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  • Rowleys clam_MG_3647.jpg
  • A colourful giant clam in shallow water at Clerke Lagoon, the Rowley Shaols.
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  • A giant clam in the Clerke Lagoon at the Rowley Shoals.
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  • A magnificent Giant Clam in the Clerke Lagoon at the Rowley Shoals.
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  • A giant clam in the Clerke Lagoon at the Rowley Shoals.
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  • A giant fluted clam at the Rowley Shoals.
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  • Brown boobies and terns swoop on a school of fish to the south of Adele Island.
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  • A flock of Brown boobies leave Adele Island to forage for food.
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  • A flock of Brown boobies (Sula leucogaster) leave Adele Island on the Kimberley coast at dawn in search of food.
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  • A flock of Brown Boobies rest on Adele Island, a major bird rookery on the Kimberley coast.
    Boobies Adele Island.jpg
  • A Greater Frigate bird in flight near Adele Island on the Kimberley coast.  The birds roost and nest on the island, the most remote island off the Kimberley coast of Western Australia.
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  • A young Brown Booby (Sula leucogaster) rests in coastal grassland on Adele Island on the remote Kimberley coast.  The chick is still shedding the last of its down.
    Booby chick Adele Island 210810_3585.jpg
  • A flock of Brown Boobies (Sula leucogaster) on the beach at Adele Island, on the Kimberley coast.
    Boobies Adele Island 210810_3431.jpg
  • A Masked Booby chick huddles next to a clump of grass on Adele  Island, the most remote island on the Kimberley coast.
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  • A young Brown Booby (Sula leucogaster) rests on the beach at Adele Island, a major bird rookery and nesting site.
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  • Masked Booby parents guard their young chick at Adele Island, the most remote island off the Kimberley coast of Western Australia.
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  • Brown Booby in flight over Adele Island on the Kimberley coast
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  • A masked Boobie chick shelters behind a grassy tussock on Adele Island.
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  • Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra) parents tend to their chick on Adele Island, north Broome on the Kimberley coast.  Adele is an important nesting site and rookery for the birds.  Prior to this shot, one of the parents had chased away a Brown Booby.
    Masked Booby family 210810_3307.jpg
  • Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra) parents tend to their chick on Adele Island, north of Broome on the Kimberley coast.  Adele is an important nesting site and rookery for the birds.  Prior to this shot, one of the parents had chased away a Brown Booby.
    Masked Booby family 210810_3306.jpg
  • Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra) parents tend to their chick on Adele Island, north of Broome on the Kimberley coast.  Adele Island is an important nesting site and rookery for the birds.  Prior to this shot, one of the parents had chased away a Brown Booby.
    Masked Booby family 210810_3305.jpg
  • Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra) parents tend to their chick on Adele Island, north of Broome on the Kimberley coast. Adele Island is an important nesting site and rookery for the birds.  Prior to this shot, one of the parents had chased away a Brown Booby.
    Masked Booby Family 210810_3302.jpg
  • A family of Masked Boobies (Sula dactylactra) on Adele Island, to the northof Broome.  Adele Island is an import bird and turtle nesting site.
    Masked Booby family 210810_3322.jpg
  • A family of Masked Boobies (Sula dactylactra) on the Lacepede Islands, to the northwest of Broome.  The Lacpedes are an import bird and turtle nesting site.
    Masked Booby Family 210810_3321.jpg
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