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“An underwater bushfire”: third mass bleaching event in five years on the Great Barrier Reef confirmed
Southern parts of the reef, spared during the 2016-2017 back-to-back bleaching events, haven’t been so lucky this time around.
Southern parts of the reef, spared during the 2016-2017 back-to-back bleaching events, haven’t been so lucky this time around.
These images of the Great Barrier Reef’s pink manta ray are mesmerising.
A crocodile hasn’t been seen on Agincourt Reef for 30 years.
Justin Gilligan joins scientists on an expedition to the far northern Great Barrier Reef to witness the annual mass coral spawning spectacle and to look for ways to help this ecosystem under pressure.
It’s not unusual for a young PhD student studying the Great Barrier Reef to watch the coral they’d been observing for months bleach in just a single summer.
Distinguished professor and coral biologist Terry Hughes says the continued downward trajectory of the Great Barrier Reef is inevitable.
A government institute has found a significant decline in hard coral cover over the past five years, which scientists say will continue if anthropogenic global warming isn’t addressed.
The colour! These late 19th-century illustrations of the corals of the Great Barrier Reef are mesmerising.