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Environment 27 Feb 2024Scholarship helps Indus follow his passion
James Cook University (JCU) Bachelor of Marine Science student Indus Fisher is the the North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) Marine Science Scholarship recipient.
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Environment 10 Jan 2024Beyond the books
A James Cook University Bachelor of Marine Science student has spent a week with NQBP environmental experts.
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Environment 20 Nov 2023NQBP marine science scholarships open
Applications are now open for the North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation Marine Science Scholarship. The scholarship is for students studying a Bachelor of Marine Science at James Cook University in 2024.
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Environment 19 Jul 2023A gateway to understanding manta rays
James Cook University scientists are studying a previously unknown manta ray aggregation at Holbourne Island – capturing photographs of the mantas’ distinct markings and deploying satellite and acoustic tracking tags.
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Environment 28 Jun 2023Marine Science Scholarship recipients announced
Two first-year James Cook University marine science students have been announced as recipients of the 2023 North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation Marine Science Scholarship
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Environment 26 Apr 2023Mina’s passion earns recognition
North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation has awarded a James Cook University Bachelor of Marine Science Graduate the Ayling Prize.
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Environment 7 Mar 2023International expert inspires next generation of marine scientists
An international expert in marine biodiversity is inspiring the next generation of scientists through an award-winning university-port partnership.
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Environment 2 Dec 2022Seagrass restoration project spans two oceans
James Cook University scientists will lead seagrass restoration research spanning tropical Australia’s two oceans with industry partners North Queensland Bulk Ports.
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Environment 15 Nov 2022Scholarship makes a splash
Local high school students have the chance to kick-start a career in marine science thanks to scholarships being offered by North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) and James Cook University (JCU).
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Environment 19 Jul 2022NQBP intern dives into the port industry
A James Cook University (JCU) Master of Science student spent a week interning alongside the North Queensland Bulk Ports' environment team.
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Environment 13 Jul 2022Scholarship gives marine science students real world opportunity
Two outstanding James Cook University (JCU) marine science students have been awarded Bachelor of Science scholarships – equipping them with unique real-world experience on the Great Barrier Reef under the guidance of leading marine researchers.
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Environment 28 Apr 2022
Applications now open for exciting internship
Applications now open for a competitive internship and industry Placement with $2000 bursary. The career-enhancing opportunity is open to enthusiastic JCU undergraduate or postgraduate marine science students.
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Environment 6 Apr 2022New Ayling Prize recipient announced
North Queensland Bulk Ports (NQBP) continues its investment in the future of marine science following the announcement of the inaugural Ayling Prize recipient.
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Environment 14 Sep 2021A day in the life of a Seagrass Scientist
Learn what an average day is like for a seagrass scientist when monitoring in our Weipa meadows.
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Environment 4 Mar 2021New scholarship strengthens commitment to reef science
New James Cook University (JCU) marine science scholar Amy Cantrill.
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Environment 25 Sep 2020New era for JCU and NQBP's marine monitoring partnership
North Queensland Bulk Ports has extended its environmental partnership with James Cook University with a new $5m agreement.
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Environment 24 Feb 2020NQBP backs grower innovation to safeguard reef
NQBP Is supporting Project Catalyst, a collective of cane farming visionaries who use innovation to safe guard the reef.
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Environment 27 Jun 2019Grant helps schools to grow sustainable practices
Eradicating pest plants, building a native beehive and a soil rejuvenation project are among ten school projects awarded an EcoPorts grant for 2019.
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