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Nautical milestone: new barge joins fleet
Introducing Island Guardian, our cutting-edge 20-metre barge based in Townsville. Operated in partnership with QPWS, this vessel will navigate the Great Barrier Reef supporting management of our marine parks and protected islands. Island Guardian ensures we provide opportunities for safe and sustainable enjoyment of our World Heritage Area. Discover its key features and how this $6.3 million marvel reinforces our commitment to safeguarding the Reef's future.
The latest on Reef health
Whilst we monitor the Reef year-round, we ramp up our efforts over summer. Summer is a high-risk period for the Reef due to elevated temperatures, rainfall and cyclones. Click the button below to subscribe to receive the weekly updates straight to your inbox.
Master Reef Guides
Master Reef Guides are striving to be the world's leading Reef guides and interpreters sharing the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Twenty-one individuals were nominated by their High Standard Tourism Operator to take part in the 7th Cohort Field School on Lady Elliot Island. Click the button below to watch the highlights of the trip.
Tinder for corals
Coral spawning on the Great Barrer Reef is the most spectacular reproductive show on earth — and a must-see event for reef enthusiasts worldwide. But more than just a synchronised kaleidoscope of colour, spawning also marks the regeneration of the Reef with millions of sperm and eggs shooting into the ocean. But how does Tinder come into the topic of conversation? Watch now to find out.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority acknowledges the continuing Sea Country management and custodianship of the Great Barrier Reef by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners whose rich cultures, heritage values, enduring connections and shared efforts protect the Reef for future generations.
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