Resources

The battle to protect the Great Barrier Reef from one of its most destructive threats—the crown-of-thorns starfish (COTS)—has taken a major step forward. A new, highly effective single-injection control method is now being used to target this coral-eating predator, significantly improving the efficiency of reef management efforts.

Incredibly moving video show casing Traditional owner and western science call for action to preserve turtle populations.

Great Video to spark solution-based thinking in Design and technology curriculum areas.

Meet Pete Illidge — our maritime archaeologist who is passionate about exploring the historic heritage of the Great Barrier Reef. Describes what it is like to be a maritime archaeologist.

Describing initiatives that empower Indigenous and Traditional Owners to care for their land and sea Country

Catching a coral predator interview with Dr David Williamson

PDF with links to support reef education in Early Learning Years- Kindergarten to lower primary school

Learn more about our beautiful Australian reefs and the ocean animals Reef School.

In podcast interview: Justin shares stories about how tourism supports reef monitoring and research, highlights operators leading conservation efforts, and explains why every visitor’s choices matter for Reef health.

Join us for a conversation with Rob Paxevanos, author of Australian Fishing Basics and host of Fishing Australia, as we dive into what it means to fish smarter, not harder, on the Great Barrier Reef. Rob shares practical, easy-to-use tips for recreational fishers on gear choice, bait, and fishing techniques that help protect the Reef’s delicate ecosystems. We also explore how small changes in behaviour can make a big difference for fish stocks, why knowing your target species matters, and how to enjoy a successful day on the water while leaving the Reef in great shape for future generations