Researchers have found that since its construction, oil and gas infrastructure in the Gippsland Basin has collected an abundance of sponges, coral and fish that have built habitats in the same way often found around wharves and sunken wrecks.
New partnership looks at oil, gas marine life
Researchers have found that since its construction, oil and gas infrastructure in the Gippsland Basin has collected an abundance of […]
New partnership looks at oil, gas marine life
New environmentally friendly ways to deal with ageing oil and gas infrastructure in the Gippsland Basin are being investigated, as regulators ramp up compliance and enforcement strategies around unused and ‘end-of-life’ subsea facilities.
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Loch Sport foreshore committee receive $70,000 grant to improve beach access
The Loch Sport Foreshore committee of management will receive $70,000 from the state government to improve beach access.
It was one of 17 projects to...
