MONITORING

Join citizen scientists from >78 countries
to help collect valuable data

EDUCATION

Inspire students and contribute
real data to conservation

OUTREACH

To save reefs, everyone needs
to get involved

SUSTAINABILITY

What can I do?

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Five mass coral bleaching events
happened in the last eight years resulting in
significant coral mortality.

Events

Outback to Ocean Roadshow

Winton to Woppa, Great Keppel Island –  June 2026

Join is this June, as we bring CoralWatch to regional communities across Queensland. The Outback to Ocean roadshow is a series of community and school events that celebrate Queensland’s unique environments and highlights the role we all play in sustaining them for the future. We will be joined by some very special guests along the way, to find out how you can take part read more here

The Outback to Ocean Roadshow Event Itinerary

Saturday June 6th – Winton QLD – Winton Show

Monday June 8th – Barcaldine QLD –  School’s Day

Tuesday June 9th – Longreach QLD – Longreach Community Evening, Country Universities Centre.

Wednesday June 10th – Ilfracombe QLD – School and Community Day

Thursday June 11th – Woorabinda QLD – School’s day

Friday June 12th – Rockhampton QLD – Rockhampton Show

Saturday June 13th – Great Keppel Island – Citizen Science Day

    Resources

    Discover what climate actions you can take to help save the Great Barrier Reef with CoralWatch’s new program, “What Can I Do?”. You can join in from anywhere, no water needed! The most impactful climate action is cutting down your carbon footprint at home. 

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    Monitoring

    There are not enough scientists to monitor all the world’s reefs.

    Education

    CoralWatch provides many opportunities to bring the reef into the classroom.

    Outreach

    Attend an event and share your reef experiences with others.