At this time of great change and uncertainty, leadership in the management of natural ecosystems is crucial. Additionally, reef restoration, and its effective implementation, is rapidly becoming an important element of reef conservation and management. Combining the latest scientific knowledge with practical experience from the field, this workshop is designed to improve the knowledge and skills of reef scientists, managers, educators and those interested in making a difference for the future of coral reefs and communities.

Aims of this workshop:

Sharing knowledge of leadership and reef restoration methods and techniques
Communications and collaboration about reef health
Learning about the magic of the Reef through immersive fieldwork with experts
Have fun and enjoy the amazing environment and facilities of Orpheus Island
Collaboration with JCU NESP and RRRC

Cost and inclusions

● Cost: $1090 (Includes booking fee, GST and $25 carbon offset, food, tuition) $890 for students,

● Inclusions: 3 nights accommodation at a research station on the Great Barrier Reef (share accom, communal bathroom facilities). transfers (to/from Lucinda), meals (B(2), L(3), D(3), workshop materials.

● Required: Snorkel equipment including exposure protection (stinger suit or wetsuit). Available from the research station.

● BYO: towel and drinks

● Max participants: 20

● Other information: Please contact us if you need assistance in arranging transport to/from Lucinda. We may be able to assist in facilitating car share opportunities to minimise the amount of people driving to Lucinda.

For more information see: https://reefecologic.org/proje...