Researchers searching for ways to revive declining dugong populations off Qld coast

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2022-11-01

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They're hard to spot at the best of times, but after this year's devastating floods, researchers fear dugong populations off the Queensland coast have declined. Run-off from flood waters has destroyed seagrass meadows which is a key food source.
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