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1. About this report

Table 1.1 Differences between the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, Region, World Heritage Area and Catchment
Table 1.2 Assessment criteria and their components

3. Ecosystem health

Table 3.1 Changes in extent of coastal ecosystems within the Catchment, from before European settlement to 2015 and 2021

4. Heritage values

Table 4.1 World heritage criteria relevant to the Reef and how they are assessed
Table 4.2 Attributes of the Strong Peoples — Strong Country Framework mapped to the criteria and components considered in the Outlook Report

5. Commercial and non-commercial use

Table 5.1 Commercial harvest in the Great Barrier Reef by fishery, 2007 to 2022
Table 5.2 Stock assessment and stock status results for commonly targeted species in the East Coast Otter Trawl Fishery
Table 5.3 Stock assessment and stock status results for commonly targeted species in the Reef Line Fishery

6. Factors influencing the Region’s values

Table 6.1 Total average concentrations of nitrogen and phosphorus from treated sewage released into the Region
Table 6.2 Progress towards 2025 targets for per cent reductions in anthropogenic end-of-catchment loads for the Great Barrier Reef and Natural Resource Management (NRM) regions

7. Existing protection and management

Table 7.1 Partners in the management of the Region
Table 7.2 Scale and complexity of management topics
Table 7.3 Management tools used to address the broad management topics
Table 7.4 Summary of assessment results for each topic in relation to the elements of context, planning, inputs, processes, outputs and outcomes

9. Risks to the Region’s values

Table 9.1 Characteristics of the sources used to inform Section 9.3.1
Table 9.2 Community views on threats facing the Great Barrier Reef and catchment waterways

All appendices

Table 11.1 Complementary assessments linking the Outlook Report to the Great Barrier Reef’s outstanding universal value
Table 11.2 Integrity test for the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area
Table 11.3 A risk assessment for each potential threat to the Region’s ecosystem values (including natural heritage and aspects of world heritage values)
Table 11.4 A risk assessment for each potential threat to the Region’s heritage values (Indigenous, historic, and other)