Marine WATERs is an initiative of the Department of Fisheries and Woodside Energy.
Marine WATERs
(Western Australian Teacher Education Resources)
Marine WATERs is an interactive and fully integrated online resource focusing on the Western Australian marine environment. Resources and tools are arranged across five themed modules - processes, marine life, habitats, humans and management.
We welcome you to share your experiences and knowledge with other like-minded marine educators across WA, Australia and overseas.
Marine WATERs connects educators and students with resources and tools developed specifically to study Western Australia's unique marine ecosystems and address challenges facing the sustainability of our aquatic resources.
Part 1 of Marine WATERs, for primary schools, was implemented in 2011.
Part 2, for secondary schools, came on-stream in 2012.
We update our existing materials and continue to add new content.
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