CoralWatch integrates global monitoring of coral bleaching with education about coral reef conservation. They are active in more than 70 countries, and are based at The University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Australia

Eye on the Reef is a powerful monitoring program managed by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority which enables anyone who visits the Great Barrier Reef to collect valuable information on its health.

Formed from a unique collective including mining, energy, agriculture, government, business and community organisations. Their vision is to provide a more complete picture of river health in the Fitzroy Basin.

Healthy Waterways is working to protect and improve South East Queensland waterways for the benefit of society, the environment and a healthy economy.

MangroveWatch is a community-science partnership and monitoring program aimed at addressing the urgent need to protect mangroves and shoreline habitat worldwide.

Project Manta is a multidisciplinary study of the ecology and biology of manta rays around Australia. You can be part of the research by sharing your photos of manta rays.

Redmap stands for Range Extension Database and Mapping project. This project invites Australians to share sightings of marine species that are ‘uncommon’ to their local seas.

Reef Check Australia believes in protecting reefs and oceans by empowering people. They are an innovative environmental charity dedicated to engaging the community in hands-on reef research and education.

Tangaroa Blue Foundation coordinates the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) which is a network of volunteers and partners around the country monitoring the impacts of marine debris along our coastlines.

The health of our seagrass and mangroves are under constant threat from both natural and human impacts. By joining the Wildlife Queensland Coastal Citizen Science team of volunteers, you can be trained to contribute to the management of the Moreton Bay.