We also have a strong focus on research that feeds back into management. Visit our website for more info and ways to get involved.
Marine Discoveries (formally Reef Teach) is an environmental consultancy that focuses on research and education to help build reef resilience on the Great Barrer Reef 🪸 Our team has a long history of working on the reef and with their diverse knowledge, experience, and expertise, they are perfectly suited to the challenges that face us. Through our training programs we are proud to be teaching and
03/09/2026
Had an INCREDIBLE August with our lovely Marine Interns! From all walks of life, the crew came together to learn about reef surveys and fish identification, all whilst exploring all the reefs in Cairns and enjoying what the tropics have to offer 😍🌴
Swimming with this beautiful Māori Wrasse was such a privilege. Here at Marine Discoveries we are lucky enough to share these wildlife encounters and hope to inspire our interns during this incredible experience that blends exploration with science into one 🔬🤝🐋. Join our Marine Discoveries Marine Internships today to gain course credit for a professional placement on the Great Barrier Reef and click the link in our bio to find out more or apply.
28/08/2026
This is what’s in store for you on a Marine Discoveries Marine Discoveries Internship! 2-4 Weeks of field work in the most beautiful ocean ecosystems on Australia 🪸🔬🤩
17/08/2026
Wrapping up July 2026, we had an amazing cohort come through and we want to thank you for your enthusiasm, passion and love for the ocean!
Wishing you all the best 🩵🌊
We couldn’t agree with Sir David Attenborough more 🩵
See it. Love it. Study it. Protect it.
Our 2027 Marine Discoveries Internship dates are now live! Join us on the Great Barrier Reef for hands-on marine science, conservation and unforgettable experiences 🤙
🐋 Visit our website or DM us for more information to secure your place.
Forget touching grass… we need to touch the sea. 🌊💙
Okay… maybe don’t completely forget about touching grass. 🌿
Spending time in nature—whether it’s the ocean, a rainforest, your local park, a river, or a walking trail—is one of the best ways to reconnect with the world around us. Every ecosystem has something incredible to offer, and every natural space deserves our respect and care.
For us, that connection just happens to be the sea.
Wherever you are, take the time to explore your local environment, appreciate its unique wildlife, and leave it better than you found it. Every ecosystem matters, and protecting nature starts close to home. 💙
Made by our July intern Chantal 🤙
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Humpback season has started! Come along to see one with us 🐋🩵
Made by our lovely July interns Chantal, Lucia & Ayva! ✨
21/07/2026
You’ve probably seen the headlines… but El Niño isn’t something new—it’s a natural part of Earth’s climate system. The challenge is that, when combined with our warming climate, these events can place additional stress on coral reefs and the incredible marine life that depends on them.
Swipe through to learn:
🪸 What El Niño and La Niña actually are
🐠 How changing ocean conditions can affect reef ecosystems
💙 The practical ways we can all help improve reef resilience
While we can’t stop El Niño from occurring, we can reduce the other pressures our reefs face. Every action—from supporting reef conservation and responsible tourism to participating in citizen science—helps give coral reefs the best chance to thrive.
The Great Barrier Reef has endured natural climate cycles for thousands of years. By protecting it from the pressures we can control, we’re helping it remain resilient for generations to come 🌏
Made by our amazing July interns Mischa, Fed and Nathan 🤙
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