Research & Stories
The LIRRF BlogOur stories explore the complexity and wonder of coral reefs through the eyes of researchers and students who are studying and observing them.
Scientists & projects – 2017 YTD
This post lists some of the scientists and research projects utilizing the facilities of the...
Coral growth after bleaching
Death is the end of growth. But not all corals die when a reef is subject to bleaching conditions....
Coral recovery – the time perspective
When thinking about coral loss and recovery, it helps to have a sense of time and a sense of...
Counting survivors
Scientists conducted detailed surveys of fish and coral around Lizard Island in 2011, 2015 and...
Lots to see and study at Lizard Island
There is lots to see and study at Lizard Island, despite loss of coral as a result of the 2016...
2016 projects and scientists
In calendar year 2016, 124 scientists used facilities of the Lizard Island Research Station to...
2,062 science publications
The Lizard Island Research Station currently holds 2,062 scientific publications in its Shuetrim...
Archaeological baseline for sustainable fishing
I am a PhD candidate in Archaeology at JCU. I have recently completed a 4.5 month internship at...
Coral recovery – basis for hope
Dr Greg Torda has been awarded LIRRF's John & Laurine Proud Fellowship to study population...
Lizard Island corals
The Lizard Island Field Guide lists over 150 of the 600 species of coral found in the Great...
Research vessels at Lizard Island
Donations to the Lizard Island Reef Research Foundation (LIRRF) go to support field research...
Investigating climate change at the Great Barrier Reef
2011 marked the year that New Zealand national Dr. Bridie Allan moved to Australia to begin her...
Coral reefs need our help
The Great Barrier Reef is a vital part of our ecosystem and a natural wonder beloved by Australians. It is a World Heritage Area that is at risk of being listed as 'in danger' in recognition of the many challenges it faces.
Science and the will for change are the only possible solutions. Our work is helping.
Will you help us?
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Weather & Ocean Observations
Latest Lizard Island Weather & Oceanic Observations from the AIMS Data Centre
We acknowledge Dingaal and Ngurrumungu Traditional Owners of the lands, seas and skies of the Lizard Island region.