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Dwarf minke whale underwater
Dwarf minke whale (Photo: Jason Gedamke)

1st December 2010

Applications have been called for the Australian Government’s 2011 Indo-Pacific Cetacean Research and Conservation Fund.

The grant program, run by the Australian Marine Mammal Centre at the Australian Antarctic Division, aims to promote positive conservation outcomes for whales and dolphins in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

This is the second year of the program, with approximately $100,000 available in this grant round. 

Fin whale in Ross Sea
Fin whale in Ross Sea
Photo: Kevin Neff
Bow riding dolphins
Bow riding dolphins
Photo: Dave and Fiona Harvey

In 2010 the Government awarded more than $228,000 for four three-year projects in the waters off Papua New Guinea, Pakistan, Fiji and Bangladesh.

Applications close on 20th December.

Minke whale off Davis station in Antarctica
Minke whale off Davis station in Antarctica
Photo: Frederique Olivier
Humpback whale spy hopping
Humpback whale spy hopping
Photo: Anthony Hull

More information

Application details

Australian Antarctic Magazine article on 2010 recipient projects

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