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This report summarises a review and analysis of Indigenous participation in monitoring megafauna in the coastal waters of the Great Barrier Reef, and contributes to the development of design recommendations.

eReefs simulates coastal and marine waters across all depths, including tides, currents, marine heatwaves, nutrients, sediments, phytoplankton, coral, seagrass, and seaweed, providing important insights for reef conservation and management.

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIRO) are working with collaborators from across industry, research and government to co-design and deliver a 'weather service for water quality'.

This Water Monitoring Information Portal (WMIP) service supports the water assessment and management activities of the Queensland's Department of Regional Development, Manufacturing and Water.

Hydrolab's Free-Flowing Rivers website provides supplementary data for the manuscript titled: "Mapping the world's free-flowing rivers". The site also provides an interactive map interface.

Bureau of Meteorology's list of up-to-date flooding watches and warnings for Queensland.

NASA's Worldview app provides the capability to interactively browse over 1,000 global, full-resolution satellite imagery layers and then download the underlying data.

Using Earth observing satellites to monitor the Earth’s surface

The current seabird monitoring strategy for the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park is the Coastal Bird Monitoring and Information Strategy - Seabirds 2015-2050 (CBMIS-2015). This strategy is built around monitoring breeding populations of indicator species that represent different feeding guilds at identified essential breeding sites.

The Reef Joint Field Management Program plans and delivers field operations within the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area (WHA). The Program is collaborative, with established and evolving arrangements with First Nations People and the community to work together to protect the WHA.