Who are the Traditional Owners of the Great Barrier Reef region? Select ALL correct optionsThe information on this is unknown.1Aboriginal people2Torres Strait Islander people3

Corals are important ecosystem builders; they do this by growing and reproducing. How many different species of coral make up the Great Barrier Reef? Fewer than 10 species116 species2400 species3Over 1 million species4

The Great Barrier Reef is enormous. Do you remember how large it is? Less than 3,000 km2, about the size of the ACT.1Over 300,000 km2, the size of about 20 million AFL football fields.2Over 1 million km2, larger than South Australia.

Coral reefs are home to hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of species. This makes them some of the most biodiverse places on Earth. They also directly support around 500 million people across the world. How do they do this? Select all that apply.They protect people from floods and stormsThey provide income to countries from tourismThey are a source of fuel for many people living on the coast

A large area of the Pacific Ocean that is made up of thousands of coral reefs and small islands.Select one:Pacific Realmhighlight_offAsian Pacifichighlight_offThe Mediterranienhighlight_offThe Maldiveshighlight_off

Historically, barrier islands have been hard to protect because links between them and inshore ecosystems are poorly recognized. What kinds of information would help a community distant from the coast commit to preserving a barrier island?