Enright / Mandurah / Perth / Barker-Albany / New York / Sydney / Canberra / Hopper / Amsterdam / London / /
Company
Peel Preservation Group Inc. / Coastal / McGraw-Hill / WA Speleological Research Group / Conservation &Land Management / P.A.S. / Australian National University Press / Pan Macmillan / Macmillan / /
Continent
America / Africa / Asia / /
Country
Australia / /
Currency
pence / / /
Facility
Jakes Point / Murdoch University / /
IndustryTerm
intensive management / important historical site / earliest known landing site / /
MusicAlbum
Africa / Asia / Oceania / /
NaturalFeature
Harvey Inlet / Creery Island / Holocene Dunes / Australian coast / Taxon Priority Location Code Goat Gulch plateau / White Hill / Little Beach / Peel Harvey Inlet / Goode Beach / South Coast / Wittecarra Creek / Eucalyptus / Florida Beach / Quindalup Dunes / Jakes Point dunes / /
Organization
Department of Conservation and Land Management / Australian Bureau of Meteorology / Acknowledgements WA Department of Conservation &Land Management / Murdoch University / Department of Planning and Urban Development / Regional Herbarium Department of Conservation and Land Management / Royal Society / CALM Graphic Design Unit / Australian National University / /
Person
Jo Te Pune / John Chalker / Harvey Estuarine / Adam Harbeck / Ian Kelly / Coralie Hortin / Kalbarri Don / Griselda Hitchcock / Rob Davis / Kay Stehn / Brian McMullan / Barbara Bellairs / Betty Wemm / Shirley Joiner / Nancy Fardin / Eddie Wajon / Allan / Vic Beacham / Peter Stewart / Backshall / Graphics Lorin Tauss / Ross Campbell / Neil Burrows / Bert Wells / Frank Jenkins / Jack Kelly / Jan Gathe / Marion Timms / Karin Baker / Ron Glasson / Jim McNamara / Tim Winton / Maureen Campbell / Norm Poulter / Jiri Lochman / Babs Wells / / /
Position
Butcher / current Regional Herbarium Coordinator / Director of CALM Science Division / generally common vegetation representative / D.J. / Governor / Coordinator / sybillas@westnet.com.au Peg Foreman / Regional Herbarium Coordinator / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / New Jersey / New York / SWALE / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia / Australian Journal of Botany / /
Region
Oceania / Southwestern Australia / south west Australia / Western Australia / /
54 Conclusions The SWALE 2 project confirmed that the coastal landforms at Kalbarri, Mandurah and Albany are host to a species-rich and attractive vegetation and flora that in many areas has extremely high conservation