The EcoMarines Ambassadors at St. Monica’s College in Cairns have found, through articles, an efficient way to spark new conversations and increase participation in eco-initiatives at their school. Sustainability ideas and field experiences are turned into articles and then shared with the rest of the students in the hope of “recruiting more peers to the […]
EcoMarines on Tour kicks off on a high note
The first EcoMarines on Tour took our Townsville Ambassadors on an environmental adventure…
What is the secret behind a great school garden?
School gardens can come to life in different shapes and sizes. Building and maintaining one is not a complicated science, but it requires constant team effort and effective communication. Many EcoMarines Schools have their own gardens, growing fruits and vegetables that are used to feed the students. They can range from a collection of container […]
The Effects of Overfishing on Ocean Ecosystems
Overfishing is pushing marine ecosystems to their limits and endangering the balance…
Everything you need to know about marine turtles
Did you know that Mon Repos Conservation Park in Bundaberg supports the largest concentration of nesting marine turtles on the eastern Australian mainland? EcoMarines had a delightful conversation with Kathy Gatley, Ranger in charge at the park, about what a day in her life looks like, the challenges these graceful creatures are currently facing, and […]
Conservation at Raceview State School
The project desk of the EcoMarines Ambassadors at Raceview State School in Ipswich is overflowing with creative concepts of sustainability and the established idea of leaving a legacy for the students to come. With one of the four garden beds already completed, the Ambassadors are confident about finishing the project within the six-month timeframe. Their […]
The EcoMarines Leaders at St Mary’s Primary School
The EcoMarines Ambassadors at St Mary’s Primary School in Ipswich might easily be mistaken for environmental representatives heading to a United Nations meeting. One might ask the reason, but the fact is that witnessing Year 6 students outpouring dedication and care in empowering even younger generations in the fight for a sustainable world is a […]
Stepping Up for Go Green for EcoMarines
EcoMarines Ambassadors have stepped up to ensure that the Go Green for EcoMarines 2025 event is truly memorable. The generous donations collected by Ambassadors from Eagle Junction State School and Morningside State School will help EcoMarines expand environmental programs to additional schools, benefiting even more students in the Queensland region. The Eagle Junction Ambassadors organised […]
Do you Know What Can Be Composted?
On a daily basis, we discard organic waste, such as food scraps and green waste, without realising their hidden power to enrich the soil. According to Good Living, composting enhances the quality of the soil by decomposing organic matter with the assistance of microorganisms and reutilising essential nutrients. The microorganisms utilise carbon and nitrogen during […]
How to Store Fruit and Vegetables Properly
Have you ever wondered how much waste is created by households in Australia due to food spoilage? According to OzHarvest, over 30% of the food is thrown away due to its spoilage without storing properly, which causes 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, it is important to minimise food waste and properly store fruits […]










