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    Nuyts Archipelago Marine Park Regional Impact Statement
    (EconSearch Pty Ltd, 2012) Econsearch ; Australian Workplace Innovation and Social Research Centre ; Kirkman, Hugh ; Bryars, Simon ; Brook, James
    Nuyts Archipelago Marine Park is the largest single marine park in South Australia's marine parks network. It includes the Nuyts Reef complex, Fowlers Bay, islands of the Nuyts Archipelago and adjacent coastal bays. Impacts of implementing the draft management plans were assessed against a base case scenario of no management plans. The base case is not static, and requires an understanding of the existing trends in natural resource, economic and social conditions. There are external factors which influence both the 'with management plan' and the base case scenarios that were taken into consideration.
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    Western Kangaroo Island Marine Park Impact Statement
    (EconSearch Pty Ltd, 2012) Econsearch ; Australian Workplace Innovation and Social Research Centre ; Kirkman, Hugh ; Bryars, Simon ; Brook, James
    Located in the Eyre Bioregion, the Western Kangaroo Island Marine Park is situated between Cape Forbin and Sanderson Bay, including the Casuarina Islets and Lipson Reef. The marine park includes both the North and South Casuarina Islets as part of Flinders Chase National Park. Impacts of implementing the draft management plans were assessed against a base case scenario of no management plans. The base case is not static, and requires an understanding of the existing trends in natural resource, economic and social conditions. There are external factors which influence both the 'with management plan' and the base case scenarios that were taken into consideration.
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    West Coast Bays Marine Park Impact Statement
    (EconSearch Pty Ltd, 2012) Econsearch ; Australian Workplace Innovation and Social Research Centre ; Kirkman, Hugh ; Bryars, Simon ; Brook, James
    The West Coast Bays Marine Park is situated in the Eyre Bioregion. Beginning at the southern end of Rincon Beach it extends to near Point Westall and includes Sceale, Venus and Baird Bays. This marine park encompasses Nicholas Baudin Island, Baird Bay Island and Point Labatt Aquatic Reserve and partially overlays Sceale Bay, Point Labatt and Venus Bay Conservation Parks up to median high water. Impacts of implementing the draft management plans were assessed against a base case scenario of no management plans. The base case is not static, and requires an understanding of the existing trends in natural resource, economic and social conditions. There are external factors which influence both the 'with management plan' and the base case scenarios that were taken into consideration.
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    Upper Spencer Gulf Marine Park Impact Statement
    (EconSearch Pty Ltd, 2012) Econsearch ; Australian Workplace Innovation and Social Research Centre ; Kirkman, Hugh ; Bryars, Simon ; Brook, James
    The Upper Spencer Gulf Marine Park covers waters north of a line from the southern end of the Whyalla-Cowleds Landing Aquatic Reserve on the western side of Spencer Gulf to Jarrold Point on the eastern shore. The park also includes the uppermost reaches of Spencer Gulf extending north of Port Augusta. The landward boundary of the marine park extends at least to the median high water mark and where possible incorporates coastal Crown Lands including beaches, sand dunes, estuaries and saltmarshes, as shown in the map. Impacts of implementing the draft management plans were assessed against a base case scenario of no management plans. The base case is not static, and requires an understanding of the existing trends in natural resource, economic and social conditions. There are external factors which influence both the 'with management plan' and the base case scenarios that were taken into consideration.
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    Upper South East Marine Park Impact Statement
    (EconSearch Pty Ltd, 2012) Econsearch ; Australian Workplace Innovation and Social Research Centre ; Kirkman, Hugh ; Bryars, Simon ; Brook, James
    The Upper South East Marine Park covers 906km2 and is divided into two sections: from 11 km north of Tea Tree Crossing to the Maria Creek outlet in Kingston and from Wright Bay to the northern most point of Stinky Bay. Impacts of implementing the draft management plans were assessed against a base case scenario of no management plans. The base case is not static, and requires an understanding of the existing trends in natural resource, economic and social conditions. There are external factors which influence both the 'with management plan' and the base case scenarios that were taken into consideration.
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    Upper Gulf St Vincent Marine Park Impact Statement
    (EconSearch Pty Ltd, 2012) Econsearch ; Australian Workplace Innovation and Social Research Centre ; Kirkman, Hugh ; Bryars, Simon ; Brook, James
    Located in the Gulf St Vincent bioregion, the Upper Gulf St Vincent Marine Park lies north of a line from Parara Point to the northern end of Port Gawler Beach. This marine park partially overlays parts of Wills Creek Conservation Park and Clinton Conservation Park. Impacts of implementing the draft management plans were assessed against a base case scenario of no management plans. The base case is not static, and requires an understanding of the existing trends in natural resource, economic and social conditions. There are external factors which influence both the 'with management plan' and the base case scenarios that were taken into consideration.