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A new ocean model reveals how currents, river plumes, heat and nutrients move through the Great Barrier Reef, providing valuable insights to support more effective Reef management.

Madjaybana Rangers, scientists and cane growers are using drone mapping and targeted removal to control invasive tilapia, improve water quality and protect waterways.

Traditional Owners, Indigenous leaders and conservation practitioners came together at NAILSMA’s Reimagining Conservation 2026 forum to explore Indigenous-led conservation.

An RRRC-led international symposium session explored how targeted interventions, stronger stewardship, and applied research can help build reef resilience in a warming climate.

RRRC has delivered more than $600 million in environmental research programs, connecting science, partners and governments to achieve lasting environmental outcomes.

RRRC Managing Director Dr Sheriden Morris has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by James Cook University in recognition of her outstanding leadership and contribution.

For almost a decade, RRRC partnered with communities across Papua New Guinea’s South Fly District to build resilience through locally led development, training and empowerment.

The Reef & Rainforest Research Centre (RRRC) board and executive team are excited to announce Professor Allan Dale’s appointment to the organisation as Independent Chair.