About Marine Discoveries
Working with science and
industry to deepen reef resilience,
knowledge and education.
Marine Discoveries is an environmental consultancy that focuses on
research and training with the goal of deepening reef resilience.
Our team of marine biologists are not only qualified postgraduates, but they also have varied backgrounds and experience in all aspects of science –
from management to industry, along with the drive to make significant positive changes.
Research Programs
Safeguarding our marine eco-systems through research and training.
Stronger knowledge leads to strong action. Marine Discoveries research aims are to increase understanding of the Reef and so help better its protection.
In partnership with the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Marine Discoveries is dedicated to continued reef research and conservation.
Reef Health Impact Surveys(PHIS)
Coral Index Project
Eye on the Reef Photo Point Project
Marine Discoveries
Work Placements
Be a part of the solution whilst gaining practical experience and industry training.
Marine Discoveries Work Placement Program is designed to be a one-stop research, education and conservation experience. You can be a part of this exciting program and do your part in helping preserve and protect the Great Barrier Reef.
Consulting Services
Engage with leading marine
consultants and passionate
subject matter experts.
Marine Discoveries understand that there are aspects of marine conservation that can be difficult. With our background and experience, we are positioned perfectly to help your business.
The Marine Discoveries team is made up of highly trained marine biologists (postgraduates) who research and communicate about the GBR through their work on a daily basis. With their diverse knowledge, expertise, and experience in storytelling they are perfectly suited to speak at your next event.
Fish Tales.
Check out what we have been up to at Marine Discoveries and what’s been happening in the world of Science.
Romance on the Reef
Can you tell a fish’s age?
