Back-to-back cyclones have exposed the Great Barrier Reef to extensive and persistent flood plumes from Ingham up to Cape York Peninsula,...

A new report from James Cook University (JCU) TropWATER reveals a long-term decline in dugong populations along the Great Barrier Reef,...

James Cook University scientists are studying a previously unknown manta ray aggregation at Holbourne Island – capturing photographs of...

New research suggests that the effectiveness of water quality catchment models – used to identify sediment hotspots in Great Barrier Reef...

Mangroves are nature’s blue carbon powerhouses – capable of capturing and storing significant amounts of carbon – making them a vital...

The first meadow-scale seagrass restoration project in Tropical Australia is set to breathe new life into two vital seagrass areas of the...

Hinchinbrook Island historically boasts extensive seagrass meadows and a thriving dugong population, but the region is still recovering...

As yellow crazy ants invade habitats across Queensland, James Cook University researchers have developed a world-first environmental DNA...

A TropWATER-led water quality monitoring project has won the Agriculture and Regional Development award at the 34th Banksia National...

PhD opportunity, James Cook University Assessing the body size and body condition of dugongs using drone-based photogrammetry Assessments...