02:03
Meet the Residents - Longfin Bannerfish (Heniochus acuminatus)
00:38
Meet the Residents - Whitetip reef shark (Triaenodon obesus)
29:22
Many-spotted sweetlips (Plectorhinchus chaetodonoides) - JCU Classroom on the Reef
02:49
Swimming Transect 5 on the South West of Pelorus Island - JCU Classroom on the Reef
04:01
Swimming Transect 3 on the South West of Pelorus Island - JCU Classroom on the Reef
02:46
Swimming Transect 4 on the South West of Pelorus Island - JCU Classroom on the Reef
02:43
Swimming Transect 2 on the South West of Pelorus Island - JCU Classroom on the Reef
02:41
Swimming Transect 1 on the South West of Pelorus Island - JCU Classroom on the Reef
08:26
How to determine the relative abundance of coral growth forms on a reef - JCU Classroom on the Reef
01:54
Yellowtail fusiliers at Pioneer Bay, Orpheus Island
35:41
Early morning on the bommie at Pioneer Bay, Orpheus Island
04:19
Dr Alana Grech talks about GIS (Geographical Information System)
04:17
An interview with Professor Sean Connolly
04:50
Dr Aurelie Moya talks about her work in coral genetics
03:33
Identifying the most common coral genera on the Great Barrier Reef - JCU Classroom on the Reef
02:15
Learn about soft corals and seafans - JCU Classroom on the Reef
03:40
Geological history of the Great Barrier Reef
03:40
Encrusting and foliose coral growth forms - JCU Classroom on the Reef
13:29
Coral bleaching: a breakdown of symbiosis
02:38
An introduction to free living corals - JCU Classroom on the Reef
06:56
Why are coral reefs only found around the equator?
01:15
Discover Orpheus Island Research Station
02:48
Introduction to coral growth forms - JCU Classroom on the Reef
10:11
Ocean acidification and its effects on coral reefs
02:41
Identifying coral growth forms in the field - JCU Classroom on the Reef
05:26
Dr Orpha Bellwood talks about crustaceans
03:07
Introduction to the growth forms of massive or mound shaped corals - JCU Classroom on the Reef
07:16
Professor Phil Munday talks about ocean acidification
04:04
Dr Andrew Hoey talking about importance of herbivorous fish
07:51
The history of coral reef building
04:23
Professor Morgan Pratchett discusses crown-of-thorns starfish
00:37
Long nosed emperors swimming around a bommie in Pioneer Bay, Orpheus Island
00:55
Coral trout and other fish swimming over acropora coral
00:34
Planktivorous fish swimming over acropora coral
01:20
Classroom on the Reef
04:11
Understanding branching, columnar and other "weird" coral growth forms - JCU Classroom on the Reef
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About
Classroom on the Reef is providing science students with engaging and innovative collection methods, state-of-the-art research equipment and modern scientific techniques.
It is a collaboration between James Cook University and the Queensland Department of Education and situated at the Orpheus Island Research Station. Facilitated by a combination of outstanding science teachers, real-time science experiences and passionate professionals in the field, a visit to our Classroom will change the way students look at science.
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