Research Diving - Australia

[Sz]

Am very much interested in research diving in Australia.

I am looking to get involved in preservation of the reefs, species analysis
and generaly helping to mantain the beauty of the ocean and marine life.

Does anyone know of where, who I could contact to find out more about this.

Seniz

[BigHaig]

try the news group rec.scuba.locations


"Sz" > wrote in message
...
> Am very much interested in research diving in Australia.
>
> I am looking to get involved in preservation of the reefs, species
analysis
> and generaly helping to mantain the beauty of the ocean and marine life.
>
> Does anyone know of where, who I could contact to find out more about
this.
>
> Seniz
>
>
>

[Chris C.]

Contact NOAA, I am presently employed by them as a goverment employee.
Great organization. Just go to NOAA.gov
Chris

Sz wrote:

> Am very much interested in research diving in Australia.
>
> I am looking to get involved in preservation of the reefs, species analysis
> and generaly helping to mantain the beauty of the ocean and marine life.
>
> Does anyone know of where, who I could contact to find out more about this.
>
> Seniz
>
>
>

[skozzy]

We call it the DPI (Department of Primaries Industries). They cover a whole
range of things.

Here is a link that might get you started.

http://www.dpie.gov.au/

We also have a section of the government called the Fisheries Department,
but I believe it a subsection of the DPI.

The science section is found at
http://www.dpie.gov.au/content/output.cfm?ObjectID=3E48F86-AB1C-11A1-B630006
0B0AA00004&contType=outputs and you should find many links to play with from
here.

And to email the Fisheries direct you can use


See how you go starting off here. I hope you find what you are looking for.



"Sz" > wrote in message
...
> Am very much interested in research diving in Australia.
>
> I am looking to get involved in preservation of the reefs, species
analysis
> and generaly helping to mantain the beauty of the ocean and marine life.
>
> Does anyone know of where, who I could contact to find out more about
this.
>
> Seniz
>
>
>

[skozzy]

The science link didn't work correctly. You have to add the last part of the
link yourself
I will try the link again.
http://www.dpie.gov.au/content/output.cfm?ObjectID=3E48F86-AB1C-11A1-B630006
0B0AA00004&contType=outputs



> The science section is found at
>
http://www.dpie.gov.au/content/output.cfm?ObjectID=3E48F86-AB1C-11A1-B630006
> 0B0AA00004&contType=outputs and you should find many links to play with
from
> here.