Reef Teach is happy to sell one of the largest collections of marine education products and marine souvenirs in North Queensland. Check out our: books, tshirts, posters, DVDs and field guides (including underwater ID slates) and a range of marine-themed gifts. Check it out now and help support our reef education programs in the process.
Coral News
- US Navy Ship Removed from Philippine Reef; US to be Fined for Damage to World Heritage Site
- Coral Reef Severely Damaged off Palm Beach County: State Divers Assess Damage to Sponges and Coral
- Sharks, Manta Rays Win Global Trade Protection
- Fidgeting Clownfish Benefit Anemones
- 'Blood Test' for Coral Reefs
- Salvage Crews Break Up US Ship in Philippines
- Scientists Create New Maps Depicting Potential Worldwide Coral Bleaching By 2056
- Animal Attraction: Texas Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Ban Trade in Shark Fins
- Sperm Bank Could Save the Great Barrier Reef
- Big Bowl of Cruelty - Shark Fin Soup Still on the Menu in Australian Chinese Restaurants
Science Daily
- New era of fisheries policy needed to secure nutrition for millions
- Coral reef fishes prove invaluable in the study of evolutionary ecology
- Paleontology: The eloquence of otoliths seen in a 23-million-year-old fish fossil
- Actor Johnny Depp immortalized in ancient fossil find
- H1N1 discovered in marine mammals
- 'Fish thermometer' reveals long-standing, global impact of climate change
- Fossil saved from mule track revolutionizes understanding of ancient dolphin-like marine reptile
- Cooling ocean temperature could buy more time for coral reefs
- From ocean to land: The fishy origins of our hips
- Microbes capture, store, and release nitrogen to feed reef-building coral
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Project Aware
- Kyle, aka Cookie, ReefCI's newest lionfish slayer!
- AWARE Kids at Jack's Diving Locker
- Why do some Soft Corals Pulsate?
- Beach Clean Up May
- Dive Against Debris - Hong Kong 19 May 2013
- Stoney Cove Pike
- Sponge Sampling at ReefCI
- Endangered Species Day, 17 May
- At Stoney Cove
- Could This Be the Answer to Our Marine Debris Nightmare?
AIMS News
- 16 May 2013 - Early victims of ocean acidification could go extinct this century
- 5 April 2013 - Remote reefs can be tougher than they look
- 11 March 2013 - Climate change a 'mixed bag' for Pacific Island fisheries and aquaculture
- 12 December 2012 - Winning combination of bacteria found to combat deadly marine pathogen
- 5 December 2012 - Love doesn't hurt - ecotourism has no long-term effect on whale sharks
- 6 December 2012 - AIMS appoints new Science and Business Leader in WA
- 2 October 2012 - The Great Barrier Reef has lost half of its coral in the last 27 years
- 12 September 2012 Surveying an Australian marine frontier
- 27 July 2012 Weird and wonderful deep sea plankton
- 13 July 2012 Changes in water quality