by Reef Ecologic | Aug 21, 2022 | News, Uncategorised
Reef Ecologic hosted a multi-faceted workshop as part of the conference sharing knowledge and educating the girls from across the region in marine ecology, citizen science activities and methods and techniques to help rehabilitate reef environments. The session started with marine scientist Nathan Cook providing an introduction to coral reef ecology and the challenges facing these fragile habitats. After this short introduction students broke into smaller groups to learn about different aspects of reef conservation.
by Al Songcuan | Jul 13, 2022 | News, Uncategorised
Reef Ecologic recognized as 2022 Best for the World™ B Corp™ in recognition of exceptional positive impact on environment.
by Al Songcuan | Aug 11, 2021 | News, Uncategorised
Reef Ecologic’s commitment to SDG13 Climate Action is demonstrated by the achievement of climate positivity for 2020-21 financial year. We are industry leaders adhering to environmentally-sound policies, practices and leadership in environmental management. As...
by Reef Ecologic | May 21, 2021 | News, Uncategorised
Reef Check Australia’s Townsville Region Annual Report 2019 – 2020 The Reef Check Australia is proud to share this 2019-2020 regional Annual report for the Townsville region. Over the 2020 financial year RCA volunteers and staff completed 35 surveys across 22...
by Al Songcuan | May 14, 2021 | News, Uncategorised
Organised chaos might be the best phrase to describe this unique day. On 14 February, 2021, several citizen scientists were tasked with planting the mostly empty myriad of pots and planter boxes at the Coral Greenhouse at John Brewer Reef. The logistics of taking on...
by Al Songcuan | Apr 26, 2021 | News, Uncategorised
The Reef Citizen Science and Leadership Workshop brought together people to learn about different citizen science techniques and how to use them practically around the reefs. The most valuable aspect of the trip for me, was taking the time to step out of the day-to-day life with like-minded people and be reminded together of how lucky we are. We only have a limited number of days on this planet, so take these opportunities to appreciate our situation, enjoy the beautiful environment we have here in Australia and try to give something back.
