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QLD Communities Stopping at the Source

Setting sail for Coral Sea

14-Day Voyage to Clean-up Coral Sea

December 9, 2022December 21, 2022 Stef Barney
The team comprising of the GMY Rangers, Tangaroa Blue, Blue Planet Marine and Parks Australia staff departed for the Coral Sea aboard R.V Infamis in November. 
The purpose of the 14-day voyage was to collect, remove and analyse marine debris accumulated in the Diamond Islets and Lihou Reef within the Coral Sea Marine Park (CSMP) and assist in restoring the islands of the Park to their natural state.

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AMDI data used for first time in Gladstone Health Harbour Partnership report card

February 4, 2022February 4, 2022 Emily Larkin
The Gladstone Healthy Harbour Partnership Report card has officially been launched.
It’s the first time a litter metric was used in the reporting and it was developed with the use of the AMDI Database.

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Gee it’s was good to be back… but so many plastic bottles and foam floats!

July 19, 2021 Mathilde Gordon

After cancellation in 2020 due to COVID everyone was looking forward to the 2021 Mapoon trip going ahead with much anticipation. This did not proceed as expected, however, as only days before the team were set to leave, Townsville and Brisbane went into lockdown. This resulted in several of our volunteers and our Townsville coordinator, Kara-Mae, having to withdraw. Fortunately Jules stepped up and slotted into the co-coordinator spot at extremely short notice, and with the a-ok from the Mapoon community that we could head north, we were on our merry way!

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AMDI and ReefClean Data Included in Healthy Water Regional Report Cards

July 12, 2021July 12, 2021 Mathilde Gordon

Healthy Water Regional Report Cards outline the condition of freshwater, estuarine, inshore and offshore marine ecosystems in their region, and report regionally on social, cultural and economic health and stewardship. For the first time ever, data from the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Database and the ReefClean program has been included in the annual Regional Report Cards and we’re super excited to see the results!

Read more “AMDI and ReefClean Data Included in Healthy Water Regional Report Cards”

Youth-Led Mangrove Conservation in the Great Barrier Reef

June 15, 2021July 8, 2021 Mathilde Gordon

Over the 2021 Easter break, Year 11 and 12 Mackay Christian College Youth Ambassadors set out on the SV Whitehaven vessel to explore Goldsmith Island, focusing on mangrove ecosystems in connection to their environmental interests and studies. They were joined by Wildmob/Silkwood School Youth Ambassador alumni, who assisted as mentors on this conservation project.

Read more “Youth-Led Mangrove Conservation in the Great Barrier Reef”

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