
International gathering to help the Great Barrier Reef help itself
Innovative ways to preserve and restore the Great Barrier Reef will be the focus of the international Great Barrier Reef Restoration Symposium, beginning tomorrow in Cairns.
Innovative ways to preserve and restore the Great Barrier Reef will be the focus of the international Great Barrier Reef Restoration Symposium, beginning tomorrow in Cairns.
Scientists, engineers, marine park managers, tourism operators, community leaders and youth will explore the world’s most innovative options for strengthening the Great Barrier Reef’s resilience, in an international gathering in Cairns next week.
Coral reefs around the world are declining but Australia’s marine researchers are leading the way in a bid to help restore the Great Barrier Reef. What they discover, could be a lifeline to reefs around the world.
The Turnbull Government will support world-first research to secure the viability of the Great Barrier Reef and the 64,000 jobs that rely on its prosperity.
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