Gifts 2024-2025

Funding an upgrade to their turtle hospital facilities.

Funding an internship in AWC's Conservation Science Internship Program.

Supporting the wildlife conservation program at Scotia Wildlife Sanctuary in western NSW.

Supporting their work to develop and launch a nationwide banding protocol for the vulnerable fairy tern, including a workshop with relevant experts.

Funding an internship within the 'Seeding the Future' program, which provides aspiring conservationists with opportunities to learn and hone best-practice skills and approaches in a supervised environment.

Supporting the 'Sea Women Great Barrier Reef' training program, which provides a pathway into marine science and conservation for Indigenous women from North Queensland.

Supporting their important work in coral health monitoring and education.

Funding the purchase of a holding tank for the 'Forever Reef Project', enabling the preservation of coral species forever.

Supporting the 'Nature in Cities' Program, providing funding for the Archerfield Wetlands Project in Brisbane.

Funding a coral reef study tour, providing rare and valuable opportunities to promising educators.

Funding a doctoral fellowship researching the evolution and ecology of pair bonding and co-operation in coral reef rabbitfish.

Funding a critical research grant researching novel methods of crown-of-thorns starfish management to contain emerging outbreaks at Lizard Island.

Funding research expeditions to improve outcomes for the critically endangered Gippsland Lakes Burrunan dolphin.

Supporting the 'OlO Boost' Program, contributing to the success of early-stage ocean impact startups.

Supporting their oyster reef restoration work in the NT.

Supporting their work to enhance mangrove habitat along the Hastings foreshore in Victoria.

Funding their initiatives of growing and planting biodiverse trees, the provision of on-the-ground educational experiences, and sharing research findings throughout the Daintree region.

Funding the expansion of the Sea Turtle School Education Program.

Supporting 'Project Restore', an innovative multi-habitat marine restoration program in Sydney Harbour.

Funding workshops to train communities in the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Framework, starting with clean-ups and data collection.

Supporting the restoration of kelp forests in Port Phillip Bay in Victoria.

Supporting on-ground restoration work as part of the Georges River Shellfish Reef Revitalisation Project in NSW.

Contributing to their initiative of co-convening an international research symposium to address the critical threats facing Lord Howe Rise and progress the global High Seas Treaty.