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The Northern Australian Marine Monitoring Alliance (NAMMA) connects AIMS scientists with Traditional Owners to help monitor sea Country. This is a powerful way to bring [Devamı]

🤿☀️🐟 It’s not always science in the sun for our Long-term Monitoring team on the Great Barrier Reef. Sometimes bad weather makes it unsafe to [Devamı]

To help corals survive warming temperatures, we are investigating new ideas 🔬 For example, introducing beneficial bacteria that are naturally found inside corals and help [Devamı]

There are few animals that seem more different than corals and humans. But we have at least one important thing in common: our reliance on [Devamı]

Coral reefs are famous for their biodiversity. But do you ever think about the life we can’t see? 🦠🪸 Thousands of different types of tiny [Devamı]

Enter: the world’s biggest fish. Here’s five things to need to know this International Whale Shark Day: 🦈They are sharks, not whales. 🦐🥬They are the [Devamı]

Every year for the last 39 years, our scientists have monitored the status of the Great Barrier Reef. A key metric of this is percentage [Devamı]

A communication journey across generations for Traditional Owners in Bardi Jawi sea Country.

Dive into the monitoring partnership for looking after Bardi Jawi sea Country

The start of our marine monitoring work in Bardi Jawi Country