Biodiversity Month
This September, we’re celebrating the thousands of species that live and thrive on the Great Barrier Reef.
Many of these animals rely on the islands and their connected reefs as safe havens, which is why we pioneered the Reef Islands Initiative, to restore critical island habitats and save vulnerable species.
Animals
The Great Barrier Reef is home to some of the most unique creatures on the planet. These threatened species need your help.
Threats
Climate change is the greatest threat facing the reef and a challenge we must all tackle together. Find out what you can do to help.
Our projects
Healthy reefs and healthy reef communities
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What is coral cryopreservation?
What it is, why we do it and how it’s helping restore damaged coral reefs.
#With our partners, we're making a real difference
Resilient Reefs
Partnering with Reef communities to respond to climate change and local threats.
Reef Islands
Restoring critical island habitats to protect ecosystems and save vulnerable species.
Raine Island Recovery Project
Restoring the world’s largest green turtle nesting area on Raine Island.
eReefs
Pioneering the world’s largest Reef forecasting and modelling program to track and predict the condition of the Reef, including water quality and bleaching.
#You can help
Your support can help save endangered Reef animals, find solutions to major threats and enable vital research.
Apply for a Grant
The latest grants and opportunities through the Reef Trust Partnership.
Partners
Pioneering new technologies, restoring, rebuilding and better understanding the Reef.
Traditional Owners
The largest single investment in Traditional Owner Reef protection.
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