We aim to establish the first baseline and long-term observation of sea urchin population density (as keystone species and environmental stress indicators) and help understand:1. How our ecosystem responds to environmental stressors,2. Provide input to local and national authorities3. Inspire the next generation of marine scientists and citizen science volunteers

Create a database of Australian biodiversity.

Come discover what’s living in your backyard!

Document the biodiversity of organisms found in Alabama

We aim to document the natural world to species level, increase our individual and collective knowledge, sharing our information and learnings with the broader community. We work across tenures from protected areas, including national and marine parks, to private land and everything in between.

Historical data of marine biodiversity rescue and curation

Contribute to biodiversity knowledge for research and planning

Our East Coast Dolphin Watch Citizen Science Program provides a platform for the community to assist in understanding and monitoring of coastal dolphins whilst providing opportunities for education and environmental awareness.

Help monitor butterfly populations worldwide using checklist surveys