Beyond the surface: understanding WA’s marine heatwave
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A marine heatwave unlike any seen before impacted the Western Australian coastline from mid-2024 through to mid-2025, causing unprecedented coral bleaching and impacting marine ecosystems along thousands of kilometres of coastline.
Join us this National Science Week for a free public talk about the WA marine heatwave. Scientists studying the extent and impact of this event will give an update on the status of the marine heatwave and participate in a panel discussion about what it means and what comes next.
When: 6:30-7:30pm, Tuesday 12 August 2025
Where: Auditorium, Indian Ocean Marine Research Centre, University of Western Australia, Crawley
This National Science Week event is presented by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the Australian Institute of Marine Science.
Can't attend in person? Follow along on the live stream.
Location
Indian Ocean Marine Research Centre
64 Fairway, Crawley Western Australia 6009
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