Episode 9: Rangers on Sea Country: Practical tools for habitat monitoring
Mon, 03 Aug
|https://jcu.zoom.us/j/84428452893
Join us to hear first-hand experiences from Rangers and TropWATER researchers about practical resources and establishing Ranger-led marine monitoring programs across northern Australia.
Time and location
03 Aug 2026, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
https://jcu.zoom.us/j/84428452893
About the event
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Indigenous Rangers are increasingly leading efforts to monitor seagrass and other marine habitats, bringing together science with connection to Country.
Resources and training can support a consistent monitoring approach across northern Australia – giving these programs the greatest conservation impact for Sea Country.
Hear first-hand about monitoring in the biodiverse tropical waters of the Kimberley and Torres Strait from Karajarri Rangers, Torres Strait Land & Sea Rangers, and TropWATER’s Dr Alex Carter and Dr Catherine Collier in our latest webinar. They will share their work creating a practical skills toolkit, insights from long-term programs and those just beginning, what Rangers can do with their data, and looking ahead for Ranger-led monitoring of Sea Country.
