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Research, education, action

We dive so the reef has a record.

An independent research station where everyday dives become open reef-health data. Survey dives, reef ID courses, and volunteer seasons, running since 2012.

Reef vitals, this season

1,240 ha
Reef surveyed
38,000
Coral fragments out-planted
6,100
Survey dives logged
540
Volunteer scientists
Transect 07: nursery reef, 8 m · monitored fortnightly

What we run

P-01

Reef monitoring

Standardised transect surveys feeding an open regional reef-health dataset.

P-02

Coral restoration

Nursery-to-reef out-planting with survival tracked tag-by-tag, season on season.

P-03

Citizen science

Certified divers trained to collect research-grade data on a normal dive.

Independent, evidence-led, in the water

We're not a resort with a coral table. Our surveys follow published protocols, our data is open to the regional reef authority, and every fee funds boat time and lab supplies, itemised annually, in public.

Reef Check partner · open data · registered non-profit

A researcher recording data on a slate above a monitored reef transect

Volunteer or partner with the station

Tell us your certification level and when you're around. Survey intakes run monthly, and we brief before every one.

Station

  • Lab open 08:00-17:00, Tue-Sat
  • Survey intakes first Monday, monthly
  • AOW + 30 logged dives to join surveys
  • Marine Station, East Cape Field Base
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