Environmental Management - Marine Ecosystems Crossword

An environment defined as waters that are saline or tide effected e.g. oceans, seas
A measure of human demand on Earth's natural systems and ecosystems.
The benefits to humanity from the resources and processes that are supplied by natural ecosystems.
The use of biological agents such as bacteria to remove or neutralise pollutants.
Force that results from the Earth's rotation, moving wind and ocean currents.
Rafts of floating plastic fishing nets that have been lost at sea, abandoned or discarded, and trap marine life and birds.
Swirling circular ocean current.
Term used to describe areas containing salt marshes, swamps, mudflats, mangroves and seagrass beds.
Action of sunlight breaking down plastics into minute particles.
Maintaining the capacity of the environment to support all life on Earth.
The caring and ethical approach to sustainable management of habitats for the benefit of all life on Earth.
The connection between people, places and things that help us understand how and why places are changing.
The acronym for the 7 geographical concepts.
The geographical convention used when creating maps.
The geographical convention used when creating graphs.
Vegetation growing in shallow, muddy, salt water or brackish water along sheltered shorelines. Important fish nurseries and habitats for marine species and birds.
Found in shallow estuaries, bays and lakes where sunlight can penetrate to sea floor. Important food supply for dugongs.
Largest coral reef system in the world located off the QLD coast.
Marine environment located in a polar region surrounded by the Southern Ocean.