Solutions

Reef Ecologic prides itself in delivering innovative and sustainable solutions for coral reef management throughout the world.

Partnerships

Reef Ecologic works with businesses, governments and the NGO community to design and implement innovative solutions to environmental challenges.

Expertise

Reef Ecologic works collaboratively to co-design solutions and help people, agencies and organisations achieve goals and exceed expectations.

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The Reef Ecologic team has over 40 years experience creating a better planet through our people and their passion.

Research

Applied research that delivers answers to real-world problems; ecological and social monitoring; R&D – helping to bring ideas to market.

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Strategy

Strategic planning, mapping ideas to actions, implementation plans, blueprints, participatory processes, discovery.

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Training

Expert training to increase skills and empower reef stakeholders in science, stewardship, sustainability, management and leadership.

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Reef Restoration Masterclass
Koh Tao Thailand
July 6-9, 2019

Register for the Koh Tao Reef Restoration Masterclass HERE

Current Projects

Reef Ecologic have extensive experience in the delivery of informative, high quality capacity building workshops in science, management and reef restoration. The team has delivered over delivered over 25 reef restoration and recovery training programs, multiple youth leaders workshops and multiple international management and leadership programs as Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia Awards.

Reef Futures 2018

Training

We can help you build the capacity of your staff or your entire organization to understand and respond to the greatest challenge of a generation: climate change.

Recovery, Restoration and Resilience

Training

In December 2017, Reef Ecologic were instrumental in supporting the Reef Restoration Foundation in the establishment of the first coral nurseries on the Great Barrier Reef at Fitzroy Island, Cairns In collaboration with a team of volunteers, local businesses, organisations and researchers established the first coral nursery on the Great Barrier Reef.