Recent rainfall and cloud cover brought by #TC Penny has cooled sea surface temps back down to average or just below average over much of the @gbrmarinepark. Higher temps continue in the far north of the #Reef. Our latest #summer reef health update https://t.co/E2bHshxtEL
A super exciting development for the future of coral reefs: intellireefs successfully installed in 3 locations in St Maarten. As Dave Vaughan says: one small step for the reef, one giant leap for the ocean. Congratulations @ReefLife911 ! 👏🏽 https://t.co/SAKvfe98n0
Corals with parents from different latitudes and bleaching histories are growing in @SeaSim_AIMS. Who will take home the heat tolerance top prize? Thank you @GBRLegacy and Trinity Georgetown for your help with the collection of northern corals @la__cientifica@aims_gov_au
What do you get when an award winning ocean wildlife photographer visits Heron Island?
A beautiful series of photographs of course 😍
📷: IG/jordan_robins
@gladstoneregion@gbrmarinepark@queensland@australia
"An oil spill that has been quietly leaking millions of barrels into the Gulf of Mexico has gone unplugged for so long that it now verges on becoming one of the worst offshore disasters in U.S. history." via @WashingtonPost#ProtectOurCoast https://t.co/oR5aYP220p
Blue Ocean Network is heading to the 1st Intl #Scuba#Diving#Sustainability Workshop in #Genoa, #Italy this weekend. Our founder Laurie Wilson will be presenting achievements and new business models in the #ScubaDiving tourism industry.
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The deadline for the #IYOR2018 photo competition has been extended untill 20th November 2018. Please visit https://t.co/EnVEj4Y2kD for more information and how to enroll in the competition.
It’s sad when people are injured by sharks. But retaliatory killing of sharks is ineffective at reducing the risk of being bitten in the future. Let’s rather find solutions that promote co-existence & keep people safer, while conserving our marine wildlife https://t.co/joAKUcEo2i
The ocean is our life support system. No blue, no green. It's really a miracle that we have got a place that works in our favor. And if you think the ocean isn't important, imagine Earth without it.