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EMK Termite & Pest Control is a reputable pest management company based in Wakeley, New South Wales, Australia. Our dedicated pest control professional specializes in providing effective pest control services in Sydney. With a commitment to excellence, we offer services to both residential and commercial properties. Our comprehensive range of services includes disinfecting and pest control, ensuring that our clients can enjoy a pest-free environment. As a trusted name in the industry, we prioritize customer satisfaction and strive to maintain the highest standards of quality and professionalism.
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🔬 Dr Brad Norman
Marine researcher Brad Norman’s work with whale sharks at Ningaloo helped develop a worldwide photo-identification project. A shark nicknamed Stumpy became the first entry in his 1995 photographic library. The distinctive patterns on individual sharks allowed photographs from scientists, tour operators and swimmers to become useful research records. Norman received a Rolex Award for Enterprise in 2006 for the system. His connection with the Exmouth coast is sustained field research, linking encounters on Ningaloo with a much wider effort to understand and conserve the species.
