NEWS

SURG members are continuing their research in the Coffs Coast region, this time at the Coffs Harbour marina. The research and community engagement is by:

This year’s camping trip was to Illaroo Campground near Minnie Water in the Yuraygir National Park. SURG members had a great time enjoying the wildlife,

The Inaugural Coffs Coast Sea Slug Census held from the 18th to 20th January 2019 was a great success despite the strong winds and cold

The estuarine habitat resilience project is nearing its close with a report soon to be published. As part of the project SURG has created fact

Despite days of rain and a dreary forecast the rain cleared momentarily and the creek was clear enough for SURG members to go ahead with

SURG AGM was held on the 18th July and a new committee was formed. The committee comprises of six members. Committee bottom row, left to

SURG isn’t only about diving and research. SURG members also enjoy sharing other activities such as camping, hiking and kayaking. In May this year SURG

SURG members and local Red Rock volunteers helped to plant 14 Casuarina glauca (Swamp She-oak) seedlings that were supplied by Jaliigirr Nursery and they also

SURG is in the next stage of the Estuarine project with the rehabilitation and protection of the foreshores of Corindi Creek.  With the help from

“Do you like sea anemones? If so, I would love to hear from you. My name is Nicola Fraser, I’m a PhD student at Southern

A team of SURG members explored the lower reaches of Red Rock estuary last weekend, taking advantage of the clear water and perfect weather to

In 2002 SURG members constructed an underwater trail made up of interpretive plinths. These plinths describe the landform and animals that inhabit the area around