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  1. Mar 22

    . forgot to mention new opportunities for increasing inflows of sediment, nutrient pollution, herbicides and pesticides onto the struggling .

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  2. Mar 23

    Coral scientist claims a 6th mass bleaching is unfolding across the . ’s World Heritage Centre began a monitoring mission to assess if the reef should be added to the World Heritage In Danger list.

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  3. 9 hours ago

    Have you visited the Great Barrier Reef ? or is it on your bucket list? We love this project , to find out more on how they plan to use the world of NFT's to help, you can read the article here

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  4. Mar 17

    Finally saw my first unbleached coral today, after a week of transects. This being my first time on the barrier reef, if I didn’t know I would think this is what corals normally look like (next photos). 🥲 – At One Tree Island

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  5. 12 hours ago

    The 's World Heritage status is at major risk due to severe bleaching a poor condition.

    The Great Barrier Reef's World Heritage status at risk
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  6. Mar 18

    It takes about 7 or 8 days of flying, in a small plane or helicopter, to assess coral bleaching throughout the . Afterwards, the sense of grief is overwhelming. (Photo from 2016).

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  7. Feb 13

    Happy Valentine's ☺️

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  9. 2 hours ago

    A great quote from the article at . , there is an exciting project coming up.

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  10. 13 hours ago

    Making a special visit to Yarrabah to announce $65.6 million to tackle water pollution on our .

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  11. Mar 23

    .’s most ratio-ed tweet ever? The latest in an ongoing series of nonsensical “good-news” stories about the . No mention of anthropogenic heating or greenhouse gas emissions, or the current mass coral bleaching - the first during La Niña conditions.

    NFTs give us the chance to own a piece of the Great Barrier Reef
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  12. 15 hours ago

    As the bleaches again, I wrote something about hope. The locked-in climate damage is not where our love of the Reef ends. It is the middle of our story. It is the pause, as the tide turns. What my great-grandmother would call ‘the Nauwa.’

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  13. Mar 22

    "The is dangerously close to another mass bleaching event, which would make it a catastrophic 4th such event in 6 years. "Unless we cut emissions deeply this decade the Reef will only get worse, says Climate Councillor Prof Lesley Hughes

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  14. Mar 19

    “Unless we deal with climate change, everything else is just shuffling the deck chairs,” A month later, another coral mass bleaching is occurring on the , the 4th since 2016.

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  15. 15 hours ago

    What must the Australian government do to save our from rising ocean temperatures? Have a listen below as explains 👇

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  16. Mar 17

    Corals on the are not supposed to bleach in cooler La Nina summers. 2022 is a first, thanks to anthropogenic heating. It's been a mere 24 years since the first 1998 mass bleaching occurred during an El Nino heatwave.

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  17. 14 hours ago

    Previous bouts of mass coral bleaching have usually straddled more than one of the internal boundaries within the Marine Park - but mass bleaching has NEVER been defined by arbitrary Park boundaries. Not to mention the Torres Strait region north of the Park.

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  18. Mar 23

    Good news - Arthur and Florence Bay, Magnetic Island, almost no bleached corals. Big contrast to Geoffrey Bay yesterday, 3km away, 60% bleached. In water surveys vital to understand bleaching impacts.

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  19. 7 hours ago

    Tackling water pollution on the is a great idea. Now, what about all those new coal mine approvals……..

    Making a special visit to Yarrabah to announce $65.6 million to tackle water pollution on our .
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  20. Mar 21

    Butterfly Fish f947

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  21. Mar 19

    Mass coral bleaching due to anthropogenic heating strikes even the most remote reefs. This is a fringing reef in Princess Charlotte Bay, on the Far Northern , taken from a helicopter at 150m elevation in 2016. Reefs like this one lost >90% of their corals.

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