The Australian Institute of Marine Science deciphers microplastics evidence to support mitigation and reduce impacts.

Targeted action by Townsville City Council helps restore function, improve water quality and support wetland health.

The path from complex data to meaningful stories isn’t always clear, but for our intern, Sanjana, navigating that journey has been a defining part of her internship experience.

With Earthwatch and MangroveWatch community monitoring at its core, new data is mapping values, identifying pressures, and charting actions to improve the health of our tidal wetlands.

A promising study led by Reef Ecologic in collaboration with the Healthy Waters Partnership has unveiled a new method to monitor fish diversity using citizen science data, strengthening reef health reporting for the Townsville Dry Tropics.

How do you turn your last semester of a marine biology degree into a launchpad for a career in conservation? For two James Cook University Master’s students, Madhu Kabade and Ka Ho (Marco) Cheung, it meant diving into the Healthy Waters Partnership as interns.

Living in North Queensland means living with extremes, but it also means living with nature. And that’s our greatest asset.

Locals are leading the charge towards a cleaner, greener Magnetic Island - without the waste.

In the heart of Townsville, where backyard creeks wind through suburbs to the coast, Coastal Dry Tropics Landcare Inc have had boots in the mud and hands in the soil for over 30 years.