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Corals and the Rowley Shoals

What are corals exactly, what threats do they face, and why are they so important to our oceans and life on this planet?


Explore this and more in a fabulous continuation of Roebuck Bay Working Group and Yawuru Land & Sea Unit's Science on the Broome Coast series.


Monday 10 August will see scientist Kathryn Dyball explore the magical corals of the Rowley Shoals in Broome, as one of the last pristine reefs in the world.


Join in at:

Main Hall at the University of Notre Dame

22 Guy St

Broome

Date: Monday 10 August 2020

Time: 6pm to 7:30pm

The event is FREE (gold coin donations appreciated) with a door prize to be drawn on the night.

All participants have the chance to win a fishing shirt from Reef Chief, valued at $59.95.


For more information, head to roebuckbay.org.au



We thank Roebuck Bay Working Group for contributing this content. We acknowledge that this content has not been altered from the original intent of the author.

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