We finally have some encouraging news on Great Barrier Reef water quality
Analyses of decades of monitoring data shows that reef health programs have reduced fertiliser runoff and sediment flows from reef catchments.
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Technical report – Project 3.19
Kakadu Sea Country Strategy 2025–2035 Literature Review
Groom R., de Oliveira M., and Lovelock C. (2026). Kakadu Sea Country Strategy 2025–2035 Literature Review. Reef & Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns.
Technical report – Project 3.19
Kakadu Sea Country Strategy 2025–2035
Groom, R., Nadji, J., Nadji, S., Nadji, D., Nadji, T., Nadji, O., Nadji, D., Cooper, O., Cooper, A., Marimowa, J., Dempsey, M., Christophersen, J., Cooper, C., Nadji, J., Nayinggul, C., Nayinggul, A., Dempsey, J., Maralngurra, A., Kenyon, G., Yates, H., Wauchope, D., Cunningham, J., Vasvadeen, B., McLean, N., Lindner, G., Lindner, D., and Hunter, F. (2026). Kakadu Sea Country Strategy 2025–2035. Reef & Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns. (Consultations conducted at: East Alligator Ranger Station, Mamukala, Gunbalanya, South Alligator Ranger Station, Bowali, and Pudakul.)
Technical report – Project 5.6
Temperate East Marine Parks Network Synthesis Report
Jordan A and Monk J (2026). Temperate East Marine Parks Network Synthesis Report. Report to the National Environmental Science Program. University of Tasmania.