Lizard Island Research Station Director Discusses Coral Bleaching and Station Activities

The Australian Museum features a monthly blog from the Lizard Island Reef Research Foundation, which supports scientific work at the Lizard Island Research Station on the Great Barrier Reef. This month's entry includes a video where station director Anne Hoggett provides observations about recent coral bleaching in the area and updates on station operations. The foundation, established in 1978, has raised more than $13.2 million for reef science. Current goals include maintaining operations, growing fellowship and grant programs, developing the station as a biodiversity center, and increasing engagement with students and visitors. Donations to support these efforts are tax-deductible in Australia.