Great Barrier Reef Resources
The Great Barrier Reef is our destination’s greatest attraction so it is essential that we are confident in our knowledge of this World Heritage area. Learn more about the Reef, its health, people and experiences through TTNQ’s and partner resources.
Tourism & Events Queensland Resource
Tourism and Events Queensland have a range of resources available about the Great Barrier Reef including fact sheets, infographics, blog posts, and high resolution photos and video.
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) is the Australian Government agency that manages the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
Reactive Monitoring Mission to the GBR
UNESCO World Heritage Centre has released the report from its Reactive Monitoring Mission (the Mission) to the Great Barrier Reef.
GBRMPA Tourism GBR Outlook Fact sheet
The Fact Sheet outlines what the Outlook Report 2019 says about marine tourism and its benefits.
GBRMPA Outlook Report 2019 video
GBRMPA’s 2019 Outlook Report highlights the urgent need for our continued and accelerated action to improve the long-term outlook for the Great Barrier Reef.
GBRMPA Reef Tube
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority’s video on what you can expect on your visit to the Great Barrier Reef.
Answering your questions about the GBR video
Unsure what coral bleaching is or how it impacts the reef? Ever wondered what colour coral actually is? Is coral rehabilitation a thing? Marine Biologist Dr Glen Burns answers.
TTNQ Great Barrier Reef Quick Facts
Some quick facts about the GBR to understand the value of this World Heritage wonder.
Master Reef Guides
The first of it’s kind and recognised as the world’s leading reef guides and interpreters providing up to date information on the reef, sharing stories and explaining what you can do to make a difference.
Citizens of Great Barrier Reef
Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef is a collaborative movement encouraging people to take small actions which have a measurable impact on tackling the major threats to the Reef. Learn more about how you can help and what others are doing to conserve it.
Deloitte Great Barrier Reef Research
On behalf of the Great Barrier Reef Society, Deloitte conducted research into the economic, social and iconic value of the Great Barrier Reef. The report’s findings emphasise the economic aspect of why protecting the reef is so important.
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