- Reef Teach
- Reef Research
Conservation & Presevation- Our Research
- Marine Discoveries Internship
- Reef Education
Edu Tourism Activities- Reef Teach Talk
Reef Naturalist Programs- 1-4 Day Reef Experience
- Advanced Reef Teach Seminar
Education And Advocacy- Speaker & Media Engagements
- Reef Teach Talk
Learn How The Reef Works Together
The Advanced Reef Teach course offers a full day program focusing on fewer topics than the Evening Reef Teach Talk, but covering them in greater detail.
Learn about the diversity of the reef, including some of the reefs best kept secrets, fascinating interactions between organisms and how science and management programs are making sure they are going to be here for many years to come.
The Advanced Reef Teach program has been designed to satisfy the most inquisitive and enquiring minds looking for more than just an overview of the reef, it's inhabitants, the threats it faces in the future and what can be done to assist in it's recovery and subsequent management.
You won't find the topics discussed, answers you get or this level of information in any text book or documentary, Reef Teach presents up to date, real life information and subjects actually experienced by marine biologists that are actively working on the reef today.
Topics Covered On
The Advanced Course
Public Program Temporary Suspension
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
In line with current Government and Health alert recommendations and to protect our customers and staff, Reef Teach have decided to temporarily suspend all public and group services, for future bookings we are still accepting "Expressions of Interest" through our contact and booking forms and will contact you at a later date to organise your visit.
Please follow our facebook page for ongoing updates and keep in touch with our continuing research and survey programs and projects.
Marine Park Management
This module aims to familiarise participants with how the 3rd largest marine park & World Heritage listed site is managed, giving insights in to how the GBRMP maintains it's universal value and the environmental best practices and integrated management techniques in use.
Diversity Of The Reef
The major organism groups found on the Great Barrier Reef are discussed, broadly covering what coral reefs are, the marine mammals found on the GBR and how each unique ecosystem interact and rely on each other.
Species Encounters
An exploration of the multitude of species groups found on the reef, from corals through to mammals and how their lives relate and inter-operate to be successful. You will also be introduced to many of the "Hidden Secrets" of many little known flora and fauna.
Conservation Messaging
We share our experience and knowledge for best practice methods of engaging with, and delivering conservation knowledge and messages to the public in the most effective manner whilst maintaining a simple "nature guide" approach.
Eye On The Reef
A focussed introduction to the challenges of Health Monitoring and Assessment of a Reef as large as the GBR and utilising the Eye On The Reef data collection program, an initiative of the Great Barrier Reef Park Authority bringing the management, researchers and public together.
Seminar Cost
Group Size
Advanced Reef Teach courses are schduled as required to suit your needs and timeframe.
Contact Reef Teach to discuss your specific requirements and schedule your Advanced Reef Teach course.
What You Can Expect
Advanced Reef Teach courses are limited to small groups of 10-15 participants, providing plenty of opportunity for detailed discussion and questions, giving participants the chance to take full advantage of our time, knowledge and experience.
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2x 3-4 hour sessions of dedicated time with a Reef Teach Marine Biologist
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Structured discussion and presentations with a well defined topic agenda
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Insider information and current research data sharing from the people doing the studies
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A deeper understanding of what it takes to participate in a large-scale world renound monitoring and management program
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Become privy to little, or unknown facts about the Great Barrier Reef and it's resident marine inhabitants, flora and fauna
More From Reef Teach
Reef Teach Evening Talk
Join the Reef Teach team for one of our evening talks and begin your trip to the Great Barrier Reef with an experience you'll never forget.
Reef Naturalist Experiences
1, 2, 3 or 4 day Marine Biologist guided Great Barrier Reef experiences, actively participating in live research and conservation activities.
Marine Discoveries Internship
A two or four week internship program aimed to increase the amount of research, education and conservation on the Great Barrier Reef.
About Reef Teach
Visitor Information
Organisation
Acknowledgement Of Country
Reef Teach acknowledges, recognises and respects the Elders, families and forebears of the the Bama Peoples – the Aboriginal rainforest people who are traditional custodians/owners of the lands that cover our region. We also acknowledge, recognise and respect other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who call our region and the Great Barrier Reef their home.
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