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Risks to biodiversity 2016
2016 At a glance... 'solutions' to cope with rising sea levels, such as groyne and sea walls, impacting on beach and intertidal diversity Crossing 1 or ...
Land–water interface
2016 Report Content2016 Coasts State and trends Tasmania Greater Brisbane Greater Sydney Beaches and sand dunes Like many features at the interface of the land and...
Land–water interface
2016 Report Content... sediment movement, such as deciding the exact location of a groyne or sea wall within a broader management plan. The outlook for sediment ...
Risks to coastal communities and environments
2011 At a glanceAt a glanceThe resilience of, and future prospects for, coastal natural environments are inextricably coupled with the social, economic and cultural systems that lead to Australian people living on, depending on or influencing the coasts. Globally, the threat of rising sea levels as a result...
Risks and resilience of coastal communities and environments
2011 At a glanceAt a glanceThe resilience of, and future prospects for, coastal natural environments are inextricably coupled with the social, economic and cultural systems that lead to Australian people living on, depending on or influencing the coasts. Globally, the threat of rising sea levels as a result...
Emerging risks
2011 Report Content... ‘solutions’ to cope with rising sea levels, such as groyne and sea walls, impacting on beach and intertidal biodiversity Increased ...
Sea level rise
2011 Report Content2011 Coasts Risks The impact of sea level rise will be felt most strongly in our coastal regions. Sea level rise is a result of expansion of the oceans as they warm; addition of water to the ocean from melting glaciers...
Coastal land
2011 Report Content2011 Coasts Pressures For further information, see Chapter 5: Land. Urban settlements and our population are concentrated along the eastern, south-eastern and south-western coastal fringes of Australia. This area...
