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World Mangrove Day
26 July 2026

Guided mangrove tour - Microscopic insights - Researcher talks - Mangrove ecology
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Morning Session
​10.00 am - 12 noon​
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Morning Session
Afternoon Session
​2.00 pm - 4.00 pm
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Afternoon Session

World Mangrove Day at the Deception Bay Environmental Hub

REF Environmental and its partners are hosting World Mangrove Day at the Deception Bay Environmental Hub, 7 Joseph Crescent DECEPTION BAY on Sunday 26 July 2026. This will be a chance to learn about our mangroves and will include mangrove displays, presentations from researchers and guided tours along the shores of Deception Bay.  

Program

Mangrove Walk and Presentations
1. Morning Session

10.00 am to 12 noon
Meet at the Deception Bay Environmental Hub
  • Adaptations to survive in an intertidal habitat intertidal (leaves, roots and propagules)
  • Mangrove ecology including the flora and fauna and ecoservices including fishery production
  • What do microscopes tell us about Mangroves and marine plants 
  • Invertebrates of the intertidal flats    
2. Afternoon Session
2.00 pm to 4.00 pm
Meet at the Deception Bay Environmental Hub
  • Adaptations to survive in an intertidal habitat intertidal (leaves, roots and propagules)
  • Mangrove ecology including the flora and fauna and ecoservices including fishery production
  • What do microscopes tell us about Mangroves and marine plants 
  • Invertebrates of the intertidal flats 
Mangrove displays and activities
10.00 am to 4.00 pm
There will also a number of displays and activities based on the Mangroves of Deception Bay including:
  • Intertidal zone, mangroves and saltmarsh systems
  • Eutrophication, algae and seagrass
  • Importance, threats and ecosystem services
  • Invertebrates as engineers of the intertidal flats


​.The Redcliffe Environmental Forum acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country in and around Moreton Bay and the Redcliffe Peninsula, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community.  It pays respect to them and their cultures, and to Elders both past, present and emerging..
  • Home
    • REF Calendar of Events
    • World Mangrove Day
    • Mangroves of Moreton Bay
    • Science on the Bay
    • The Future of Moreton Bay
    • About Us
  • REF Membership
  • Eco-Programs
    • Turtles of Moreton Bay
    • Bird Surveys >
      • Bird Flu: Hays Inlet Case Study
    • Education: Hays Inlet >
      • Local Wildlife
      • Deception Bay Project
      • Media Gallery
      • Birds of Hays Inlet
    • Bird Survey Gallery
    • Water Quality
    • Saltmarsh Project
  • Bushcare Programs
    • Bushcare 2026 Calendar
    • Hays Inlet Bushcare
    • Chelsea Street Bushcare
    • Nathan Road Wetlands
    • Maine Tce D Bay Bushcare
    • Bushcare Gallery
  • D Bay Environmental Hub
    • Vision for the hub
    • Hiring the Hub
  • Shop