Woppaburra

Refresher/Introductory Training

Woppaburra

Refresher/Introductory Training

Seagrass-Watch HQ was in Yeppoon 23-25 June 2025, to provide refresher Seagrass monitoring and an introduction to mapping for the Woppaburra led project Expanding Traditional Owner-led Seagrass Monitoring and Restoration.

It was really great to catch up with some of the previously Level 1 Trained rangers and new participants, who were keen to gain an introduction to seagrass.

Participants gained refresher knowledge about their local seagrasses and how to monitor an introductory to possibly mapping them . 

Seagrass-Watch HQ would like to thank all participants who attended. It was really fantastic to catch up with everyone. We hope you all found the training informative and enjoyable.  We look forward to collaborating with you.

Woppaburra Mapping introduction

As part of the refresher/introductory training, a new Seagrass-Watch long-term monitoring site was established, and participants also conducted a number of spot-checks at mapping points, at Considine Beach, Konomie.

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Refresher/Intro Participant feedback

Below is a compilation of Participant feedback

Participant's impressions of the Level 1 Training:

Participant's ratings of the Level 1 training:

What are you interested in? Monitoring seagrass. Mapping seagrass. Or both?

Participant's impressions of the Level 1 Training:

Participant's ratings of the Level 1 training:
What are you interested in? Monitoring seagrass. Mapping seagrass. Or both?
What aspects of the training could be improved?

…the training was easy to follow and the trainer was knowledgeable, needing no further improvement
…nothing it was excellent
…it was amazing and really educational
…doing more days out on the field to contain the knowledge a bit better
…do drop cameras in the deeper areas for spot checks
…use drones

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This training event was funded by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation,  facilitated by Woppaburra TUMRA Aboriginal Corporation and supported by Seagrass-Watch