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Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority :: Climate Change Action Plan activities grouped by area of interest

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Climate Change Action Plan activities grouped by area of interest

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority undertakes a number of different activities which help to fulfil key objectives under the Great Barrier Reef Climate Change Action Plan. These activities involve a range of Great Barrier Reef Marine Park stakeholders, from industries such as fisheries and tourism through to communities and scientific researchers. The table below lists a sample of these activities and examples of the particular stakeholder groups or areas of interest to which they relate. Follow the links after each title to learn more about a projects in a particular area of interest.

Activity	Tourism	Communities and councils	Scientific research
Showcasing sustainable island management on the Great Barrier Reef � Energy audits on Low Isles and Lady Elliot Island	√
Tourism Operation Audits for Climate Action Readiness	√
ReefHQ energy audit	√	√
Lady Elliot Island climate change trail signage	√	√
Development of a climate change module for the Reef Guardian Council Program		√
Community engagement on the climate change issue � Development of an interactive climate change display		√
Mapping reef health using Google Earth			√
Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg's Smart State Premier's Fellowship 2009 - 2014			√

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