Reef Watch in the South East

25 Jun Kelp, krill and whales: Reflecting on World Oceans Day 2020 this June

Posted at 22:39h in Marine, News, Reef Watch in the South East by Lauren Kivisalu

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The UN World Oceans Day on June 8th each year celebrates the major role that the ocean has in our health and that of our planet. It also draws attention to the impact that human actions have, in turn, on the health of the ocean. The world's...

25 Jun Species of the month: Eight-armed Sea Star

Posted at 21:53h in Reef Watch in the South East, Species of the month by Rose Thompson

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The Eight-armed Sea Star (Meridiastra calcar) is a common sea star found on reefs and under rocks throughout much of Australia, from southern Queensland to south-west Western Australia.. It is brightly coloured, and as you can see from the photos below, ranges from bright oranges,...

23 May Up close with micro-plastics

Posted at 15:48h in Environmental Education, Fish conservation, Media, News, Reef Watch in the South East by Bryan Haywood

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You might have heard that tiny pieces of non-biodegradable plastics are finding their way into our oceans and waterways. They can be consumed by wildlife that mistake them as food, or consume with their food. Those little plastic fragments potentially affect us too, so what...

12 Dec Come and explore the Reefs of the South East

Posted at 03:28h in News, Reef Watch in the South East by Jess Bourchier

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Who’s keen to explore their local intertidal reef? The local South East Reef Watchers are! You can now see what the Robe, Beachport and Port MacDonnell Reef Watch groups are up to on the Reef Watch in the South East page. Each Reef Watch group collects information...

Reef Watch in the South East

25 Jun Kelp, krill and whales: Reflecting on World Oceans Day 2020 this June

25 Jun Species of the month: Eight-armed Sea Star

23 May Up close with micro-plastics

12 Dec Come and explore the Reefs of the South East

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