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There are 14 Australian Marine Parks off the coast of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, covering 388,464 square kilometres. Together they make up the South-east Network. These marine parks include striking features such as underwater canyons and mountains, as well as the diverse marine life associated with them, some of which is new to science and found nowhere else in the world. – Parks Australia
The South-east Network spans the shallow (<30 metres) to hadal (>6,000 metres) depth zones, with the majority of the Network (65%) falling within the abyssal zone (4,000-6,000 metres). [View on map]
Read more about the South-east Network State of Knowledge (Parks Australia).
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Public/analysed data
Coverage and accessibility of bathymetry (AusSeabed) and habitat observations (SQUIDLE+; green, GlobalArchive; purple, and MARS database; orange) for selected region.
What's known about the South-east network?
The current state of research knowledge (bathymetry, physical and biological observations, seafloor habitat maps) for this region.
Habitat and bathymetry summaries last refreshed April 2024. Habitat observations are refreshed weekly from data providers.
Habitat and bathymetry summaries last refreshed April 2024. Habitat observations are refreshed weekly from data providers.
Habitat
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Habitat Observations
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Research Effort
What's in the South-east network?
Underwater imagery from this region, and pressures and activities occurring here.
Imagery
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