Explore the reef with guided snorkel tours suitable for all needs.
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Conducting research on the World Heritage Great Barrier Reef.
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Immersive, educational experiences on the Great Barrier Reef.
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Guardian of the Great Barrier Reef
GBR Biology Joins World First Initiative to Promote Reef Positive Travel
Check out our very own Marine Biologist and Master Reef Guide Dr Eric Fisher who features in a world first program that promotes the mantra ‘See it. Love it. Protect it.’
Becoming a Guardian of the Reef means you’re not just a traveller, but a champion for our ocean!
SNORKEL TOURS
Our knowledgeable and passionate Marine Biologists are experts in storytelling, they have a unique way of interpreting the reef, and making biology fun!
Suitable for all ages and needs, explore our diverse reef sites through our Snorkel Experience and Snorkel Safari Tours.
The latest
Explore some of our latest projects and news straight from the Great Barrier Reef
SPOTLIGHT
ON THE REEF
Reef Cooperative – Cotton On Foundation and Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef Initiative
Cotton On Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Cotton On Group, has committed $2 million to Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef to co-launch a world-first conservation project; ‘The Reef Cooperative’. This will establish a collaborative working model to scale up conservation efforts on the Great Barrier Reef.
The new partnership, coordinated by Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef, brings together Traditional Owners Yirrganydji Land and Sea Rangers, reef scientists from James Cook University, reef restoration experts Mars Sustainable Solutions and leading tourism operator GBR Biology.
An Aussie icon, the Great Barrier Reef is home to some of the largest carbon sinks in the world and over 5,000 marine species. However the story of the Great Barrier Reef is nuanced, with some areas remaining pristine and others severely affected by mass bleaching, the latest of which took place in March of this year, as well as cyclones and crown-of-thorns starfish. What is clear is that the Great Barrier Reef needs our help.
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We respectfully acknowledge First Australians, the traditional owners of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their continuing culture, their contribution and connection to land, waters and community, and we pay our respect to elders past, present and emerging.
