
Diving into marine science adventures on the Great Barrier Reef and beyond!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScienceLife Sciences | |||

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Professor Kathy Townsend knew she wanted to be a marine biologist from the age of five, and completed her very first dive in a frozen Canadian lake. But it was the moment a five-metre manta ray draped its tail over her shoulder like an affectionate c... more
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I have loved the ocean and coral reefs since I was very young, sir David Attenborough made sure of that with the Blue Planet documentaries. I have never had the chance to see a coral reef in person unfortunately. I hope to someday. This podcast has fantastic information about one of the great wonders of the world.
I will say there are days I need to take time away from environmental news, this podcast included. I sometimes don’t have the heart to listen to the bad news. I don’t think the bad ... more
This really good! I love learning about coral reefs!
Such a fantastic and educational show promoting important ecological values and breaking down the science, impacts and actions we can all take in a really accessible way. Favourite pod!
Loving listening to this podcast. Giving a voice to the reef and the people who love it
Thoroughly enjoyed listening and learning about our Great Barrier Reef, I am looking forward to the next episode. Thank you Tania for your flight over the reef and the knowledge you have shared, you are very easy to listen to.
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This series centers on marine science and reef conservation with a practical bent toward real-world impact. Across episodes, listeners are treated to in-depth discussions on reef health, climate-driven stressors, and restoration efforts, often framed through field reporting, live site storytelling, and demonstrations of new monitoring technologies. Noteworthy is the blend of rigorous science from researchers with on-the-ground perspectives from conservation groups and industry partners, plus a clear emphasis on actionable takeaways for individuals and communities alike. The show's appeal lies in its accessible explanations of complex topics, its focus on the Great Barrier Reef, and its willingness to tackle both policy dynamics and innovati... more
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1. Libby Evans-Illidge
2. Dr. Caitlin Smith
3. Kathy Townsend
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