by Al Songcuan | Mar 21, 2023 | Capacity Building, Leadership
Following a review of almost 100 highly skilled students from throughout the world, environmental award-winning company Reef Ecologic Pty Ltd has selected two international students for its 2023 global internship which involves 1-5 months of immersive learning about...
by Reef Ecologic | Nov 29, 2021 | Capacity Building, Leadership, News, Reef Restoration
Reef Restoration and Leadership Workshop – Gooldboodhi (Orpheus) Island 2021 There is something mystical, almost magical when we connect with nature. When we take time to immerse ourselves in the natural environment, we hear the sound of the wind through the...
by Reef Ecologic | May 20, 2021 | Capacity Building, Leadership, News, Research
In 2017 the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority convened 70 reef scientists, managers, Traditional Owners and other reef stakeholders to develop the Reef Blueprint for Resilience. This was an action plan designed to provide a pathway to support the health and...
by Reef Ecologic | Dec 13, 2020 | Capacity Building, News
Traditional Owners along the Queensland coast possess important sea-country connections with the Great Barrier Reef. A history spanning thousands of years many Traditional Owners hold knowledge and wisdom about how we can best live sustainably with our natural...
by Nathan Cook | Dec 13, 2020 | Capacity Building, Leadership, News, Reef Restoration
A highly-successful workshop was held at Orpheus Island Research Station last month to look at ways to improve collaboration between scientists, traditional land and sea owners, tourism business operators and local communities on the Great Barrier Reef in the quest to...
by Reef Ecologic | Nov 25, 2020 | Capacity Building, Leadership, News
Over the last four weeks Reef Ecologic has been working with the Stars Foundation at Heatley Secondary College to educate a cohort of year 9 students about coral reefs and inspire them to care about these amazing ecosystems. Reef Ecologic outreach coordinator Nathan...
