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Wolf rock, near double island point, in great sandy marine park one of the most dived grey nurse shark aggregation sites in queensland Wolf rock, is currently the only known gestation site for the east coast population of grey nurse sharks. [3] wolf rock is considered by the queensland government to be queensland's most important habitat area for the critically endangered grey nurse shark It is a mating area and a high number of females and pregnant females have been seen there This information has assisted stakeholders with habitat definition and effective management In 2002 members of unidive applied successfully for world. The grey nurse is found along the east coast of australia from wolf rock here in south east queensland to narooma on the south coast of new south wales Wolf rock is one of only 4 known aggregation sites for these sharks in queensland and the only known gestation aggregation zone on the entire east coast of australia. School of biomedical sciences, university of queensland, queensland 4072, australia abstract They were pioneers in getting the rock protected as a grey nurse shark aggregation site in december 2003 There are many more gns now at the site A new aggregation of gns has been found in commonwealth waters (4nm) offshore mooloolaba seqld Could this be where they go? The grey nurse shark happens to be one of my favorites Unfortunately on the day chosen for this dive the water was quite cloudy and made viewing a little more difficult than on other occasions. Waters within a 1.2 km radius of latitude 25o54.60' south, longitude 153o11.85' east. Unidive members used the funding to survey, from the boats of local dive operators, wolf rock at double island point, gotham, cherub's cave, henderson's rock and china wall at north moreton and flat rock at point look out during 2002 and 2003 These sites are situated along the south east queensland coast and are known to be key grey nurse shark aggregation sites. It monitors for possible impacts of divers on this critically endangered species to help qpws&p protect grey nurse shark designated areas and aggregations Grey nurse shark with fishhook in its mouth. Detailed movement patterns of tagged grey nurse shark and tagged scuba divers within each of the four vps arrays at wolf rock can be obtained The boundary receiver array can determine when a tagged grey nurse shark leaves the protected area of wolf rock and returns.