Redmap Start of 2020 Newsletter!
Summer and 2020 are here! Check out our start of 2020 Newsletter for a range of fascinating stories and insights from around Australia!
Celebrating 10 years of Redmap!
Redmap recently turned 10 years old! A big thank you to everyone for the support and we are looking forward to continuing to grow Redmap into the future!
Redmap QLD Champions Program launched!
Our Redmap QLD team have been busy engaging with Queenslanders to roll out the Redmap QLD Champions program.
Redmap exhibit at the Museum of Tropical QLD in Townsville
Keep an eye out for our new Redmap exhibit next time you are in Townsville...
Time to ‘Go Fish!’ – Redmap playing cards
We've created some fun and informative playing cards that let you learn about Redmap and other marine species.
Emperor marches south... a long way south!
From time to time, we get reports of marine life being spotted a well out-of-range. We recently had this Red Emporer turn up a long way south off the Western Australian coast.
Redmap wedding observation
An eagle-eyed Redmapper recently managed to make an out-of-range observation while at a Redmap Coordinator's wedding...
Redmap at the Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation Conference
Redmap staff recently attended the Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation Conference (ARFF) held in Hobart with Professor Gretta Pecl and Dr Rachel Kelly providing insights from Redmap.
End of summer newsletter!
Summer has sadly come to an end but that doesn't mean you have to stop thinking about the ocean! Check out our end of summer newsletter for fascinating articles written by expert guest authors, a summary of recent Redmap data, links to valuable resources and a fascinating interview with a budding marine scientist!
Summer 2018/19: Out-of-range sightings data summary
The numbers are in! Tasmanian citizen scientists have contributed the largest number of sightings of marine species outside their usual distributions this Summer. A fantastic effort by community members from all parts of Australia! These data help to provide insights into the regions where marine species are range shifting most rapidly.
