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Tourism Management Action Strategy
The Tourism Management Action Strategy outlines how tourism on the Great Barrier Reef will be managed, and how the Authority will support tourism, whilst protecting the Reef, into the future.
Tourism responses to environmental incidents
The Great Barrier Reef is vulnerable to a range of environmental incidents such as oil spills, ship groundings, cyclones, flooding and coral bleaching.
Tourism Industry Activation and Reef Protection Initiative
Seventeen marine tourism operators along the Great Barrier Reef have undertaken thousands of hours of Reef conservation activities as part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority’s Tourism
Be a Marine Biologist for a Day
Be a Marine Biologist for a Day is a package of educational resources to assist teachers, marine tourism operators and reef guides in facilitating high-quality experiential learning excursions for
Reef Beat series
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority's Reef Beat education series encourages teachers and students to explore the amazing Great Barrier Reef, threats to the Reef, ways to protect the health
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
Eye on the Reef app
Eye on the Reef app download link and Youtube instruction.
Access and use by location
The ecological diversity and beauty of the Great Barrier Reef make it popular with locals and visitors.
Cairns Area Plan of Management
There are beautiful coral cays, islands and spectacular outer edge reefs offshore from Cairns, Port Douglas and Cooktown.