Indigenous rangers participate in one of the largest Great Barrier Reef restoration programs

Ceramic 'seeding' devices and floating pools used in battle to save reef

From growing baby coral in floating pools to using Indigenous cultural knowledge, this trial hopes to regrow the Great Barrier Reef.

Indigenous rangers participate in one of the largest Great Barrier Reef restoration programs

Indigenous rangers from The Great Barrier Reef are learning coral spawning techniques in one of the largest reef restoration trials to date. The pilot program involves rangers working in the reefs off Queensland's Keppel Islands which were hit hard by last year's mass coral bleaching event. Our Queensland Correspondent Jesmine Cheong visited the reef to see the program in action.