Through applied marine research, we explore and document the hidden wonders of continental shelf ecosystems, inspiring and supporting their conservation and protection.
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We employ state-of-the-art tools to explore, monitor, and reveal the hidden dynamics of marine ecosystems.
Exploring and quanifying seabed habitats in real time.
Quantifying fish assemblage using marine survey technologies.
Mapping the ocean seabed in 360° to capture biodiversity.
The Shelf Ecology Research Group brings Australia’s continental shelf to life, revealing the untold stories of its ecosystems. With cutting-edge technology and a collaborative spirit, we capture breathtaking imagery of marine life and habitats, expanding what we know to protect what matters most.
Our research wouldn’t be possible without the advanced tools that take us to the depths of the ocean.
From vehicles that glide through the water capturing high-definition imagery to systems that map the seafloor in stunning detail.
Dive into our research and see the impact of our work firsthand.
Our discoveries shed light on the mysteries of the continental shelf, driving progress in marine conservation and ecological understanding.
Driven by curiosity and a commitment to conservation, we’re uncovering the secrets of Australia’s continental shelf.
Get to know the passionate researchers and partners behind the Shelf Ecology Research Group.
Our research wouldn’t be possible without the advanced tools that take us to the depths of the ocean.
From vehicles that glide through the water capturing high-definition imagery to systems that map the seafloor in stunning detail.
Driven by curiosity and a commitment to conservation, we’re uncovering the secrets of Australia’s continental shelf.
Get to know the passionate researchers and partners behind the Shelf Ecology Research Group.
Dive into our research and see the impact of our work firsthand.
Our discoveries shed light on the mysteries of the continental shelf, driving progress in marine conservation and ecological understanding.
Our work wouldn’t be possible without our incredible network.
Together with research institutions, conservation organisations, and local communities, we uncover the mysteries of the continental shelf – driving progress in marine conservation and ecological understanding.
From rare discoveries to groundbreaking research, explore how our work is making waves in the media.
The rare pink handfish, unseen for 22 years, has been rediscovered off Tasmania’s coast, offering hope for the survival of this elusive species.
Researchers discovered a rare all-female shark gathering in Beagle Marine Park, highlighting unique social behaviours and the importance of marine conservation.
The rare pink handfish, unseen for 22 years, has been rediscovered off Tasmania’s coast, offering hope for the survival of this elusive species.
Our research is made possible by the generous support of our funders, enabling us to explore, innovate, and advance marine science.
We acknowledge the Palawa/Pakana and Gadigal people, the Traditional Custodians of the land and sea upon which we live and work. We honour their enduring culture and knowledges as vital to the self -determination, wellbeing and resilience of their communities.
