Projects
We fund the best science with the greatest chance of making an impact on the Great Barrier Reef's long term health.
#Our projects
Cementing Coral Reefs
Stabilising Reef structures in a changing environment.
Cryopreservation
Freezing the Reef for future generations.
eReefs
A window into the future of the Great Barrier Reef.
Future Reef 2.0
The underwater lab monitoring ocean chemistry.
Larval Reseeding
The baby coral breakthrough restoring coral reefs.
Larval Restoration
Ecology and technology combine during the worlds largest ever coral restoration effort.
Live Habitat Mapping
Mapping the entire Great Barrier Reef.
Raine Island Recovery Project
Restoring the world's largest green turtle rookery.
RangerBot
The world's first autonomous underwater drone dedicated to Reef protection.
Reef in 3D
Ecology and robotics combine to map complex Reef systems.
Reef Islands
Creating climate change arks for the Reef.
Resilient Reefs
Partnering with coral reef communities to respond to local and global threats.
Sea-Quence
Unlocking the genetic secrets of corals.
Stress test for corals
Creating an early warning system for corals under stress.
Sun Shield
Protecting corals from sunlight with biodegradable surface films.
Volcanic Seeps
The undersea lab providing a window into the future of coral reefs.
International Scientific Advisory Committee
The Foundation is directly advised by an International Scientific Advisory Committee (or ISAC). ISAC is made up of the leaders of research and management on the Reef, including the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, the Australian Institute of Marine Science, University of Queensland, James Cook University, and CSIRO. Independently chaired by Dr Paul Greenfield AO, the committee plays a critical role in the selection, development and implementation of significant research projects with the Foundation’s partners. This is an important component of our rigorous governance process for prioritising projects below.
