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. 2002).This Special Issue presents selected research that has under-pinnedthedevelopmentoftheTullyWaterQualityImprovementPlan (WQIP) in the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) region from 2005to 2008. The development of this plan provided a signicantopportunity to integrate biophysical, socio-economic and insti-tutional research at the catchment scale into inter-disciplinaryunderstanding of catchment management for water qualityimprovement in the GBR lagoon. This integration resulted inthe development of scientically validated, cost-effective andsocially acceptable management actions for coastal conserva-tion, with recommendations from this WQIP, as well as otherWQIPs, now being implemented across the GBR region. WhilefocusingontheGBR,theapproachesandimplicationspresentedin this Special Issue extend to research and management of allcoastal ecosystems where human activities alter water qualityand ecological processes against a background of populationgrowth and climate change.

Integrated research to improve water quality in the Great Barrier Reef region