The Great Barrier Reef is renowned for its stunning biodiversity and crystal-clear waters. However, it faces challenges like climate change and coral bleaching, threatening its delicate ecosystem.

By 2050, we will need to feed almost 1.8 billion more people, when our global population reaches around 10 billion.

The Great Barrier Reef has survived floods, heatwaves and cyclones in recent years and is faring well considering the extreme ...

Severe and simultaneous coral bleaching has been found in both Western Australia's Ningaloo and the east coast's Great ...

Two iconic Australian reefs face simultaneous coral bleaching, highlighting urgent threats to ocean ecosystems ...

The Australian Government is investing up to $80M for two new Reefwise Programs to improve the quality of water flowing to ...

Swimming with sea turtles offers a unique opportunity to interact with marine life in their natural environment. These gentle ...

The Australian Government has committed $50 million to a wetlands program, allocated from its $1.2 billion for the ...

Record-breaking heat, mass coral bleaching, and biodiversity loss continue to threaten Australia's ecosystems, according to ...

The Albanese Labor Government is today announcing $80 million for two new programs to improve the quality of water flowing onto the Great Barrier ...

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority Chief Scientist ... “The evidence we’ve seen … really sophisticated ecosystem models all of them are saying we are already seeing change in the ...