• From the Hub Leader, Professor Damien Burrows
• Using the latest science in the fight against COTS
• Helping Traditional Owners care for sea country
• Guiding Sustainable port development on the GBR
• TWQ develops crucial marker for measuring the health of the entire Great Barrier Reef
• TWQ gully remediation research in high demand
• Torres Strait Indigenous rangers trained in salinity monitoring under TWQ Hub project
Recent Publications
NESP TWQ Hub Research Plan Version 6
NESP TWQ Hub Annual Progress Report 5
Project 2.1.2 – Final Report
Scoping land conversion options for high DIN risk, low-lying sugarcane, to alternative use for water quality improvement in Wet Tropics catchments
Project 2.1.9 – Final Report
Risk Assessing Dredging Activities in Shallow-Water Mesophotic Reefs
Project 3.1.1 – Technical Report
An ecologically-based operational strategy for COTS Control. Integrated decision making from the site to the regional scale
Project 3.1.5 – Final Report
Ecotoxicology of pesticides on the Great Barrier Reef for guideline development and risk assessments
Project 4.1 – Technical Report
How Effective Are Management Responses In Controlling Crown-of-Thorns Starfish and their Impacts On The Great Barrier Reef?
Project 4.3 – Technical Report
Why do Great Barrier Reef tourism operators engage in coral restoration? An exploration of motivations, opportunities, and challenges
Project 4.7 – Final Report
Great Barrier Reef Tourism: Translating Policy Into Practice
Project 5.1 – Technical Report
Social and Economic Outcomes of the COTS Control Youth Training Program
Project 5.5 – Technical Report
Target Sentiment and Target Analysis
Project 5.6 – Final Report
Designing an Aesthetics Long-Term Monitoring Program (ALTMP) for the Great Barrier Reef