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Outlook Report 2024
Every five years, we publish an Outlook Report that examines the Great Barrier Reef’s health, pressures, and likely future.
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Summer ready on the Reef
The Reef Authority has started its summer Reef health response with the annual summer workshop.
The Reef Authority has started its summer Reef health response with the annual summer workshop.
Tourism Reef Protection Initiative
The Australian Government's $1.2 billion Reef protection package included a $260 million investment in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority's key programs, significantly strengthening its c
Resources and publications
We’ve developed a range of useful resources about the Great Barrier Reef and the Reef’s health and management that are suitable for a variety of interests — from school students studying the Great
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Reef in focus - wanted dead or alive
It is with only a touch of irony that the Great Barrier Marine Park Reef Authority’s newly appointed Chief Scientist, Dr Roger Beeden, who oversees an area roughly the size of Germany, originally h
The Reef Authority's Chief Scientist, Dr Roger Beeden discusses the current health and state of the Reef.
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Crown-of-thorns starfish control program secured
The Crown-of-thorns Starfish Control Program is set for another three years, with the Reef Authority welcoming new operators to deliver this world-leading Reef management program which is effective
The Crown-of-thorns Starfish Control Program is set for another three years, with the Reef Authority welcoming new operators to deliver this world-leading Reef management program which is effective
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Here’s lookin’ at you, Reef
They’re on the water year-round and know their patch like the back of their hand, so who better to help keep an Eye on the Reef than marine tourism operators.
They’re on the water year-round and know their patch like the back of their hand, so who better to help keep an Eye on the Reef than marine tourism operators.
Zoning maps
Before visiting the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, make sure you’re familiar with the zoning rules.
Eye on the Reef app
Eye on the Reef app download link and Youtube instruction.