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New research challenges the idea that marine life is simply shifting south with climate change. A study led by Yann Herrera Fuchs (UTAS), drawing on 12 years of consistent underwater survey data, tracked more than 650 reef species across Australia’s temperate and tropical

This Saturday Bendalong! We’re excited to announce the Q&A panel for the NSW launch of our em-urchin-cy tour. Hear from scientific experts, urchin divers, filmmakers of the White Rock documentary and local community members — all sharing their stories and insights on the future

Bendalong & Bawley Point. See you this weekend! Hear from scientific experts, urchin divers & filmmakers and community members all sharing their stories and insights on the future of our kelp forests. Plus live music & urchin tastings! Get tickets now: greatsouthernreef.com/white-rock-tour

As the sun set and an approaching storm rolled in, around 300 people gathered under the stars to watch White Rock, following a powerful Welcome to Country by Drew Longbottom. This was the first NSW event of the em-urchin-cy tour and first outdoor screening of the film thanks to

White Rock screening in #Torquay tonight! Fresh urchin has been delivered on site at 4Pines. Live music lined up for before the screening. Expert QandA happening after. Let's go! #eatanurchin #whiterockfilm

What if a beer could spark meaningful conversations about ecology, culture, and climate change? That’s exactly the idea behind Uni – a bold, briny, lemon myrtle-infused beer brewed by Sailors Grave in partnership with the GSRF. greatsouthernreef.com/uni-beer

An unprecedented algal bloom is sweeping across SA's coast - causing mass deaths of sharks, seadragons & other marine life. This new article breaks down what we know about the bloom, its ecological toll & what’s being done to monitor it. greatsouthernreef.com/2025-algal-blo…

We usually share beautiful underwater imagery from the Great Southern Reef. But as difficult as it is to watch, it’s important that people, especially those outside South Australia, understand the scale of this unfolding #algaebloom crisis. Through the iNaturalist citizen

Before / after the bloom at Edithburgh jetty. The impacts of South Australia’s #HarmfulAlgalBloom have so far, only been recorded on our shorelines. But underwater, the full effects, remain unknown. This is just one site of a huge area of ocean that has been impacted. Underwater

Know your urchins. Professor Adriana Verges walks us through a few of the common species you’re likely to spot along the NSW coast. If you’re collecting urchins, make sure you have a recreational fishing licence. The daily bag limit is currently 10 per person (combined species)

Australian marine ecosystems are renowned for their diversity. Yet many species remain undervalued & understudied, largely due to gaps in monitoring & conservation assessments. A new study led by Olivia Johnson highlights the scale of the problem. greatsouthernreef.com/hidden-losses

A new paper has outlined a national roadmap to boost ocean literacy in Australia, calling for stronger connections between people and the sea to support sustainable decision-making. Led by researchers from IMAS, CMS and Deakin University, the study highlights the urgent need to

In celebration of #WorldOceanDay and in partnership with Yakima Chief Hops, Deep South Brewing and Moo Brew, we have brewed a special beer that will raise funds for the Great Southern Reef Foundation's efforts and spotlight the importance of protecting marine biodiversity. Every element of this beer

Six actions for ecologists in times of planetary crisis. A powerful new commentary in Nature Ecology & Evolution challenges ecologists to step up in the face of accelerating biodiversity loss and climate disruption. Co-authored by a global team of leading researchers, including

The GSR Research Partnership have continued its long-term monitoring program, this time within the Jervis Bay Marine Park, conducting surveys at 22 sites around the bay. These monitoring efforts provide crucial data on the condition of the marine park & impact of stressors. 📸

New update on SA’s Harmful Algal Bloom. Underwater surveys have revealed the damage to reefs, with mass invertebrate deaths, fish declines & signs of stress. Scientists calling for urgent national reef monitoring as algal bloom impacts spread. greatsouthernreef.com/2025-algal-blo…