We are an environmental consultancy working with science and industry to deeper reef resilience, knowledge, and education.
Formerly known as Reef Teach.
Silent night ⭐ Cuttlefish can be sneaky hunters by camouflaging themselves and then quickly attacking their prey. Alternatively they can distract their prey by radiating different colours through their body. This can be done at night although they still require a bit of light🔦
🔔 Sleigh bells ring, are you listening? 🦈 Sharks may not be listening out for bells but they do 'listen out' for their prey by sensing electrical signals in the water.
Nudibranchs have got to be one of the most beautiful things to see on a reef, this little Halgerda carlsoni is just one of potentially 5000 different species of molluscs that we get on the Great Barrier Reef! Yay… https://t.co/mt867uGvkY
Meet the team! Chelsea is our long term intern and has joined us from America. She has just graduated with a degree in environmental science and geology and would like to work in coral reef ecology in the future. She… https://t.co/dosLmJPQs5
We are very excited to be currently hosting the 2018 Minke Whale Workshop. Listening to all the latest findings from the 2017 season and finding out what the plans are for this coming season.
With the first minkes… https://t.co/5ggybB2Nft
Sometimes it's the little things that are the most beautiful. At #reefteach we always recommend to go as slow as possible when you're in the water, otherwise you are guaranteed to miss things!… https://t.co/2NMCdH5ZqB
Happy Mothers day! Fish are notoriously bad mothers, often leaving their young to fend for themselves like this little juvenile is having to. Good job the babies are pretty resilient!
📷blu_eden_by_john_magee… https://t.co/PWWX10qO1R
The weather has been pretty bumpy out at the minute but that hasn't stopped us heading out! Friday was a fun day with a school group from Sydney showing 30 teenagers the beauty of the reef and explaining all the… https://t.co/IDvANJSCIo
Last week we received some very exciting news. Reef Teach has been awarded a grant from the Great Barrier Reef Foundation to work on our amazing new survey method that combines the work that the brilliant GBRMPA... https://t.co/h3o6Ks6m4i
Have you ever wondered where animals go when we don't see them? The CitizensGBR have started a fantastic new tracking website where you can now track your favourite creatures; manta rays, sharks and turtles. So what are you waiting for?! https://t.co/SSMyuIT0YK
What are you going to be switching off for Earth Hour today? Everything? Phones, tv, lights, all of the above?? Grab a friend or just head outside and enjoy the sound of peace and quiet! Take the dog for a long walk, sit under the stars or grab a... https://t.co/scINwcgAdM
This last year has been crazy here at Reef Teach. With a quick count today, to date, Reef Teach has done 122 surveys for various citizen science projects, government organisations and reef monitoring programs....... https://t.co/i6EbZ5QxvO