Discover, learn, investigate and download environmental research and reference data for the Great Barrier Reef, its catchments, the Wet Tropics and the Torres Strait.
Recent articles
Posted on 29 November 2012
The project will assist decision-makers to more efficiently restore biodiversity to degraded rainforest landscapes by providing new knowledge about the outcomes of lower-cost natural regeneration (incl... read more
NERP-TE Project 7.2 - Invasive species risks and responses in the Wet Tropics (CSIRO)
Posted on 29 November 2012
This project focuses on understanding the current and future risks and responses of invasive species in the Wet Tropics.... read more
NERP-TE Project 7.1 Fire and Rainforests (CSIRO)
Posted on 29 November 2012
Little is known about the impacts of fire on rainforest vegetation or the animals which depend on it.... read more
NERP-TE Project 3.1 - Rainforest Biodiversity (JCU)
Posted on 29 November 2012
This project will help us manage and protect the biodiversity of the Wet Tropics by increasing our understanding of the past, present and future patterns and drivers of rainforest biodiversity.... read more
NERP-TE Project 10.2 - Socio-economic systems and reef resilience (JCU)
Posted on 26 November 2012
The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is famous for its spectacular coral, rich biodiversity and natural beauty.... read more
Recent datasets
Posted on 23 May 2013
This dataset shows a spatial model of the distribution and relative density of dugongs (Dug... read morePosted on 7 May 2013
This dataset shows a spatial model of the distribution and relative density of dugongs (Dugong dugong) in the Torres Stra... read moreGreat Barrier Reef Marine Park Boundary (GBRMPA)
Posted on 6 May 2013
Boundaries of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park proclaimed under Subsection 31(1) of the Great Barrier Reef Mar... read moreGreat Barrier Reef Marine Park Boundary - Ocean Bounds (GBRMPA, e-Atlas)
Posted on 6 May 2013
This dataset shows the ocean side boundary of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park... read moree-Atlas World Baselayer Version 1 (AIMS)
Posted on 4 May 2013
The e-Atlas baselayer is a collection of datasets from third parties styled and combined togethe... read more
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