Findings of a representative survey of Australians, industry and stakeholder interviews and scoping the issues and needs of Traditional Owners.

The complexity and gaps to be addressed in the regulatory environment for restoration and adaptation R&D and activities in the Great Barrier Reef.

The potential interventions investigated by the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program; knowledge gaps in understanding benefits, risks and feasibility.

Summary of the current global knowledge of coral restoration methods and practises, highlighting the common issues encountered as the field has evolved.

Possible delivery methods for the proposed Reef interventions, analysing cost and scale implications for each, and identifying potential synergies and efficiencies.

Preliminary results of ecological modelling and analyses of the likely trajectories of coral condition over time under climate change, with and without intervention.

Discussions on how the broader decision-support system needs will be met were continuing at the time of the release of the RRAP reports and involve multiple stakeholders and research providers. Given this, the recommendations in this report are now obsolete.