Volunteer
#Volunteer
Citizen-science projects are happening right across the Great Barrier Reef, helping collect important information on everything from mangroves to manta rays, coral to coastal habitats.
Join volunteer groups in and out of the water to help to collect the vital data used by scientists, reef managers, local communities and conservation groups for ongoing Reef management and protection. Get involved in group activities, local community events—even collect data in your own time, it’s that easy. Here’s how to get Involved:
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#Reef Citizen Science Alliance
Science, powered by people.
CoralWatch
CoralWatch integrates the global monitoring of coral bleaching with education about coral reef conservation.
Eye on the Reef
Eye on the Reef is a powerful monitoring programme that enables anyone to collect valuable information on the Great Barrier Reef’s health.
Fitzroy Partnership for River Health
Formed from a unique collective, their vision is to provide a more complete picture of river health in the Fitzroy Basin.
Healthy Waterways
Healthy Waterways works to protect and improve South East Queensland’s waterways.
MangroveWatch
MangroveWatch is a community-science partnership and monitoring program aimed at addressing the urgent need to protect mangroves and shoreline habitat worldwide.
Project Manta
Project Manta is a multidisciplinary study of the ecology and biology of manta rays around Australia.
ReefBlitz
October is ReefBlitz month. Get involved in citizen science from coast to coral.
Redmap
Redmap invites Australians to share sightings of marine species that are ‘uncommon’ to their local seas.
Reef Check Australia
Reef Check Australia engages the community in hands-on reef research and education.
Tangaroa Blue Foundation
Tangaroa Blue Foundation coordinates volunteers around the country to monitor the impact of marine debris along our coastlines.
Wildlife Queensland Coastal Citizen Science
Wildlife Queensland Coastal Citizen Science trains volunteers to contribute to the management of the Moreton Bay mangroves and seagrass