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Vessel sewage regulations
Vessel-based sewage discharge delivers increased nutrients and pathogens into the water column.
Whale, dolphin and dugong watching regulations
The Great Barrier Reef is a vitally important breeding ground to about 30 species of whales and dolphins (cetaceans).
Environmental management charge
Regardless of private business arrangements you may make, as the permit holder it is your responsibility to ensure compliance with the legislative requiremen
Awards and recognitions
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority was recognised with the following regional, national and international awards.
Reef Authority Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority has had significant progress in our reconciliation journey since the implementation of the first Reflect RAP in 2019.
Reef Authority Signs International Statement on Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority has joined with over 30 other protected area agencies around the world to sign a joint statement on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Statement: Long-Term Monitoring Program Annual Summary Report
The Australian Institute of Marine Science’s (AIMS) finding that hard coral cover has increased across all regions of the Great Barrier Reef is very welcome news.
Reef health updates
As Australia’s lead management agency for the Reef, we monitor Reef conditions very closely throughout the year. From May to November each year, we issue regular Reef health reports.
Reef protection through world-leading management
The Australian Government’s $1.2 billion Reef protection package includes a $253 million investment in