PICTURE GALLERY: Forever Reef Project opens its doors in Port Douglas

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Douglas Shire Mayor Lisa Scomazzon and renowned marine scientist Charlie Veron, a key advisor to the project, officially cut the ribbon to mark the occasion. Picture: Newsport

Project partners, supporters, and sponsors gathered on Friday, March 14, to celebrate the official opening of the Forever Reef Project’s new home at the Port Douglas Marina.

Douglas Shire Mayor Lisa Scomazzon and renowned marine scientist Charlie Veron, a key advisor to the project, officially cut the ribbon to mark the occasion. 

Guests toured the expanded centre, learnt more about its impact, and witnessed the dedication behind this important conservation effort.

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Newsport is one of the proud sponsors and very thankful to be given the opportunity to help GBR Legacy bring the Forever Reef Project home to Port Douglas. 
 

Project partners, supporters, and sponsors gathered on Friday, March 14, to celebrate the official opening of the Forever Reef Project’s new home. Picture: Newsport
Mayor Lisa Scomazzon, Tara Bennett (TTNQ), Bryan (Binna) Swindley (Janbal Gallery) and Councillor Abigail Noli. Picture: Newsport
The Forever Reef team (from left): Tara Patterson, Sam Hatherly, Jake Crosby, Jenna Rumney, Bruce Paterson, and Dean Miller. Picture: Newsport
Isaac from the Forever Reef team guides guests through the new centre, explaining how the system operates. Picture: Newsport
Great Barrier Reef Legacy director Dr Dean Miller delivers a presentation on the Forever Reef Project. Picture: Newsport

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