Find out more about the Great Barrier Reef

• Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
• Australian Institute of Marine Science
• James Cook University ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies
• Australian Coral Reef Society

More information about Reef Conservation Issues

• GBRMPA Reef Health Updates
• GBRMPA Great Barrier Reef Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment
• Australian Marine Conservation Society
• National Environmental Science Programme – Tropical Water Quality Hub
• NOAA Coral Bleach Watch
• NOAA Climate Data
• Bureau of Meteorology Sea Surface Temperatures
• Bureau of Meteorology Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly Information
• NASA Climate Change Evidence
• NASA Centre for Climate Sciences El Nino information
• Eye on the Reef
• The Climate Council
• Reefresilience.org
• Reefcheck
• Fitzroy Island Turtle Hospital

Climate change is the greatest threat to the world’s coral reefs. For any readers who are still skeptical of climate change, or suspicious of climate information from environmental groups, we encourage them to refer to information from other reputable sources. A good example is the American Chemical Society Climate Science Toolkit. The ACS is the largest scientific society (based on membership) in the world. Established in 1876, the society’s membership covers all areas of chemistry such as organic, industrial, petrochemical, and agricultural. Considering their expertise and close ties to developing the chemical opportunities of the fossil fuel industry, their position statement on climate change is important reading.

Information on the Coral Nurture Program

• Coral Nurture Program

For more information on Local Weather:

• Bureau of Meteorology Local Waters 3 Day Forecast
• Bureau of Meteorology 7 Day Isobaric Chart
• Windyty weather maps

To see what the Tides are up to:

• Bureau of Meteorology Tide Predictions for Port Douglas

Our Locations

• Opal Reef
• St Crispin Reef
• Tongue Reef