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Resources for the Reef Authority's community monitoring programs including Eye on the Reef Rapid Monitoring and Be a Marine Biologist for a Day.

Engaging marine-themed STEAM Eco challenge

Resources on the habitats, flora and fauna that all interconnect to the reef.

Resources on reef animals that are listed as endangered or critically endangered.

Resources on cyclones, floods, flood plumes and climate change increase sea surface temperatures.

Resources on the cultural and histories of Indigenous and Torres Strait Islanders on Sea Country including Traditional Use Marine Resource Agreement (TUMRA)

Resources on the effects of debris to animals and resources to reduce marine debris.

As Australia's lead managers of the Great Barrier Reef, we work with government, industry and the community. Resources include Outlook reports, Reef 2050 and reports.

A collection of reef posters and activities that include the Reef Beat Series.

Resources on biological and human impacts that affect the long-term resilience of the reef, including: coastal development and land-use run-off, direct use, acidification, over fishing, and Crown-of-thorns starfish.

Hands on activities including: Ozobots, Rapid Monitoring, Be a Marine Biologist for a Day, Reeflection, Creek investigations, and Yoyos.

Resources to inspire schools and students to adopt sustainable practices.

Wherever you are in the world, experience the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef through fun, engaging and unique learning opportunities that allow participants to interact with our experienced marine educators. 

Resources on effects to water quality, Marine Monitoring Program, data and creek monitoring.

Resources on the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage site listed in 1981.