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More than 2,600 Queenslanders joined 153 Reef clean up events, removing over 2.2 tonnes of debris and collecting vital data.
JCU’s TropWATER will lead a $7.5m reef partnership with NQ Bulk Ports Corporation to expand marine research and environmental training.
Volunteers launched the Great Barrier Reef Clean-up 2025 in Townsville, starting a month of clean-ups across Queensland.
QUT and Southern Cross research shows seawater mist spray can protect reefs from bleaching with improved droplet and nozzle design.
Labor commits $10M to reef education, including $6M for school trips and $1M for local tourism upgrades.
Amidst the crystal waters of the Great Barrier Reef, a subtle yet alarming shift is underway.
In the sun-kissed shores of Townsville, a scientific revolution is underway to save the Great Barrier Reef. As marine heatwaves intensify, researchers are breeding heat-tolerant corals, unveiling breakthroughs in coral microbiomes and microalgal symbionts.
In a historic move towards reef restoration, scientists are embarking on the largest coral restoration trial ever attempted. Led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS).
The Environmental DNA Project, a community-driven research initiative in Townsville, combines technology and science to uncover nature’s secrets, promoting a brighter, more sustainable future for aquatic life.
More than 2,600 Queenslanders joined 153 Reef clean up events, removing over 2.2 tonnes of debris and collecting vital data.
JCU’s TropWATER will lead a $7.5m reef partnership with NQ Bulk Ports Corporation to expand marine research and environmental training.
Volunteers launched the Great Barrier Reef Clean-up 2025 in Townsville, starting a month of clean-ups across Queensland.
QUT and Southern Cross research shows seawater mist spray can protect reefs from bleaching with improved droplet and nozzle design.
Labor commits $10M to reef education, including $6M for school trips and $1M for local tourism upgrades.
Amidst the crystal waters of the Great Barrier Reef, a subtle yet alarming shift is underway.
In the sun-kissed shores of Townsville, a scientific revolution is underway to save the Great Barrier Reef. As marine heatwaves intensify, researchers are breeding heat-tolerant corals, unveiling breakthroughs in coral microbiomes and microalgal symbionts.
In a historic move towards reef restoration, scientists are embarking on the largest coral restoration trial ever attempted. Led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS).
The Environmental DNA Project, a community-driven research initiative in Townsville, combines technology and science to uncover nature’s secrets, promoting a brighter, more sustainable future for aquatic life.
More than 2,600 Queenslanders joined 153 Reef clean up events, removing over 2.2 tonnes of debris and collecting vital data.
JCU’s TropWATER will lead a $7.5m reef partnership with NQ Bulk Ports Corporation to expand marine research and environmental training.
Volunteers launched the Great Barrier Reef Clean-up 2025 in Townsville, starting a month of clean-ups across Queensland.
QUT and Southern Cross research shows seawater mist spray can protect reefs from bleaching with improved droplet and nozzle design.
Labor commits $10M to reef education, including $6M for school trips and $1M for local tourism upgrades.
Amidst the crystal waters of the Great Barrier Reef, a subtle yet alarming shift is underway.
In the sun-kissed shores of Townsville, a scientific revolution is underway to save the Great Barrier Reef. As marine heatwaves intensify, researchers are breeding heat-tolerant corals, unveiling breakthroughs in coral microbiomes and microalgal symbionts.
In a historic move towards reef restoration, scientists are embarking on the largest coral restoration trial ever attempted. Led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS).
The Environmental DNA Project, a community-driven research initiative in Townsville, combines technology and science to uncover nature’s secrets, promoting a brighter, more sustainable future for aquatic life.
