To celebrate National Biodiversity Month, we'll be exploring Australia's less famous, but equally fabulous 'Great Reef'!

The Great Southern Reef spans the entire bottom half of Australia, and 70% of our national population lives within 50kms of it. Yet, it's largely unknown.

Film maker, marine scientist and educator, Stefan Andrews, has been working with a team to promote the recognition, stewardship and long-term health of these important ecosystems.

By showcasing the unique biodiversity, thriving reefs and personal stories of human connection to these reefs, Stefan and The Great Southern Reef Foundation are building a much-needed community around celebrating just how valuable, yet underappreciated, these ecosystems are.

In this visually captivating presentation, Stefan will take a deep dive into the biodiversity, threats and vision for the future of the Great Southern Reef.

Talk duration: 40 minutes + Q&A time

This event will be run online via zoom. Please register (FREE) to receive the zoom link.

The Port Environment Centre is seeded by Green Adelaide.

This event is supported by the Greater Adelaide Environment Network (GAEN).

Attendee information may be used for follow up evaluation, in order to assess the longer term impacts of our events. Follow up contact may be made (in the form of a survey) but participation in any evaluation is optional.

Contact the host of The Great Southern Reef