Ideally, your research program should study...
To protect dugongs and seagrasses
we must work with local people.
Dugongs
Seagrass
Communities
  • Local people are important partners in dugong and seagrass conservation.
  • Ideally, your research program should not only study dugongs and seagrasses, but also consider the local communities.
  • This Toolkit helps you refine your research questions and select the techniques and tools to answer them.
  • The Toolkit will also guide you to the techniques and tools most appropriate to your team capacity, budget and timeline.
Dugong Seagrass Communities
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Cost Key

CostDefinition
Low< $1 000
Medium$1 000 - $50 000
High> $50 000

Spatial Scale Key

Spatial ScaleDefinition
Small< Tens of km2
MediumTens of km2 - 100km2
Large> 100km2
VariableApplicable to small, medium and large spatial scales

Time Key

TimeDefinition
Low< 2 weeks
Medium2 weeks to 1 month
High> 1 month

Expertise Key

ExpertiseDefinition
LowNo educational degree.
Require training in the targeted field.
MediumSome educational background (i.e. undergraduate degree in the field of science).
Require training in the targeted field.
HighHigher educational background (i.e. post graduate training in research).
Expert in the targeted field.