What an underwater heatwave means for the Great Barrier Reef
When underwater heatwaves hit, the impacts on the Great Barrier Reef can be devastating. In fact, this natural wonder and its network of marine sanctuaries is...
17 July 2022
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A Blueprint to Regenerate Australia
Here are ten things we must do to ensure we get the best possible outcomes for people and nature.
5 July 2022
Indigenous Cultural Significance of the Bungaroo (Saltwater Turtle)
In this gorgeous video, Girringun Ranger Andrew Congoo talks about why the bungaroo (saltwater turtle) means so much to Indigenous Saltwater people in...
22 May 2022
Australia has so much power to protect the Great Barrier Reef
Now that the UNESCO monitoring mission has left our shores to consider their decision on the World Heritage status of our Great Barrier Reef, it is an apt time...
13 April 2022
WWF-Australia welcomes expanding the Indigenous Rangers Program
Australia’s recent 2022-23 Budget has allocated $634.6 million over six years from 2022-23 to expand the Indigenous Rangers Program via the National Indigenous...
22 March 2022
Explore the ancient stories of the Great Barrier Reef with the Gudjuda and Girringun Rangers
In Dyirbal language, ‘nguri’ is a word used to say that an action was done in order to redress a balance. In light of the recent mass coral bleaching event on...
22 March 2022
Indigenous Rangers Healing Country Across Land and Sea
This year’s NAIDOC Week theme is ‘Heal Country! and we asked Indigenous ranger groups Gudjuda Reference Group Aboriginal Corporation and Girringun Aboriginal...
30 June 2021
The results are in, now what?
Marine Species Project Manager, Chris Hof, dives into the results of our turtle cooling project on Milman Island.
6 September 2019
VIDEO: Turtles in Paradise
Is a man drought on the horizon for sea turtles? Find out if the stars will align for our turtlettes on this season of Turtles in Paradise.
2 September 2019
AIMS says Great Barrier Reef coral decline “unparalleled” in 30+ years of monitoring
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia today said stronger climate action is urgently needed in response to a disturbing new report on the health of the...
12 July 2019
Piloting a circular economy in eyewear
Upcycling something that was once deadly to marine life into sunglasses contributing is a step forward in building a circular economy. ReefCycle is an...
27 June 2019
VIDEO: My interview with a seagull
I recently had the privilege of being interviewed by a good mate of mine from across the ditch - ‘Seagull’ from Beached Az!
24 May 2019