Thanks Peter, waiting for msm to report this......... oh yeah that's right.

@info1418

3 ай бұрын

Sschhhh nothing to see here.

Can you organize something like this to be put on SKY NEWS. People need to know the facts. Thank you Peter.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Dr Ridd had an interview with Andrew Bolt on Sky News , should be out soon

@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y

3 ай бұрын

These con men are Fossil Fuel funded liars. Zero science. Just muppets with the black greased fist of chevron rammed deep up them.

@450tank

3 ай бұрын

@@reefrebels I hope it's a long interview, and not just a few minutes. Let it all out.

@tonyclif1

3 ай бұрын

@@450tank haha, Sky News, the bastion of truth.

@howardjones7370

3 ай бұрын

@@tonyclif1: There, there Antony, you can go back to sleep now! 🤫

Excellent news! Both for the GBR and all sane people on Earth!

@Dlweta57

3 ай бұрын

GBR .... Great Britten???? Nah just kidding, I know wot mean... As Britten has lost its claim to greatness

@howardjones7370

3 ай бұрын

@@Dlweta57: Christ, you’re so thick you can’t even differentiate between Britain and Britten! 🤦🏻‍♂️🤡

Thank you very much Peter for all the honest, brilliant work you do. Good luck with the climate change fascists who are going to come after you. “In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”― George Orwell

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Indeed , no other scientist would endorse this simply because they will lose their jobs . We are grateful to have Dr Ridd to preach the truth

Oh Peter.. The Coral List forum would be out for your blood haha. I do monitoring work and impact assessment work up in Papua New Guinea (actually referenced some of your work from long ago) and aside from where they have trashed their reefs with dynamite and drag trawling etc, their reefs in the locations I've worked are in good condition too, and despite NOAA inferred heat maps based on...questionable...data showing the whole area is on fire. Appreciate you sticking your head above the trenches for us marine ecologists that don't think the sky is about to fall.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Well most institutions already are out for his blood , but now he is not working for any of them he can preach the truth

@killjoyredux8361

3 ай бұрын

@@reefrebels indeed, it's appreciated. The hive mind regarding climate change amongst many otherwise educated and well intentioned coral experts concerns me. Obviously some issues are important and some areas have been harmed by various mechanisms, but this idea that the whole concept of a coral ecosystem is about to disappear due to mass bleaching is crazy, especially when compared to current real life conditions.

Thanks Peter. You are my go-to expert.

If any member of an institution decides to debate you, they won't focus on the report content or any other empirically verifiable science, they'll bend the argument to your disbelief in their nebulous and ever changing ideological viewpoints. I used to be proud to be a scientist; now, not so much, but people like yourself give me a modicum of hope.

@thegeneralist7527

3 ай бұрын

Science used too be the pursuit of understanding and the truth. I'm beginning to think people have forgotten what the scientific method is all about.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

We have to , the media is only putting out the doom and gloom

@reyray7184

3 ай бұрын

Who owns and runs all media?🤔 It's getting harder to deny.

You are a hero and have the courage to speak the truth!.

A favorite tactic of the (climb -mitt) (chyrtch) is to claim damage to things that almost nobody ever sees.

Thank you Dr. Ridd. You are the truth when it comes to coral studies!!!

We can also thank climate change for the reef thriving the way it is.

@rw-xf4cb

3 ай бұрын

what seasons? though most reefs are in tropical areas so the climate change is just hot and wet or hot and dry.

@stevetaylor8298

3 ай бұрын

What 'climate change', things are basically the same as 70 years ago when I was a kid.

@elainepitkin3561

3 ай бұрын

@@stevetaylor8298 Yes, and no climate crisis.

@billyjoesmo8251

Ай бұрын

73% of the coral reef suffered bleaching in 2024 how is that a good thing?

This is similar to the polar bear situation in the Arctic. The populations of these animals are doing just fine apparently & are in some places increasing.

@PhilJonesIII

3 ай бұрын

As another commenter noted: Always the things that Joe Average can't go out and check for himself. Then again, Joe Average doesn't always do what he might have done: Do some background checking. An apex predator that was hunted to near extinction is in danger of going extinct. (duh!) 50 years or so after the hunting ban and they are doing well. Who would have guessed?

So the slowest growth rate was in pre-industrial times AKA "little ice age".

Wait for the net bunch of lies from the Govt...follow the money folks...follow the money!!!!! THATS what everything is about!!!!

@antoncarmoducchi6057

3 ай бұрын

the ALPs cash cow 'The Industry Superfunds' will have billions sunk into in 'The New Green Future' hence the narrative.

Brilliant! Thanks

So much for climate alarmism.... Wonderful news that won't be heard coming from the legacy media. Thank you for keeping it real!...

@Pax.Alotin

3 ай бұрын

The tragedy of Climate Alarmism - is that it hurts the poorest - while making the rich --- even richer.

@666millsy13

3 ай бұрын

That's funny, I thought climate denial was doing that, it's the mining sector that pumps out the most CO2, after war, and they certainly aren't getting poorer. In fact, they deliberately keep the rest of us poor, by evading taxes, using their leverage to get concessions on the massive amounts of water they use and pollute at our expense, and on a regular basis, have disastrous environmental accidents, leaving governments (meaning us, the people who actually have to pay taxes) to clean up the mess. Or close up and do the same thing, knowing that it costs to much to take them to court, and the longer they fight, the more chance whoever was effected will give up, and in the case of class actions, the more people will die, reducing any payout

I was going to refer you to Peter Ridd and his great work until I realized you ARE Peter Ridd . Much respect .

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support and we need to share the message

Lovely to hear from you Peter , followed and supported you during your difficult times .

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Much appreciated

Just found your Channel and subscribed. It's banana years since I have been free diving on a reef. At 69 I still have the Great Barrier Reef on my bucket list.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support , yes you have to visit the GBR

thank you Peter for the update - excellent news to spread around!!!

Can't wait to see this discussed on the BBC. And waiting And waiting and waiting

@MrCSutton

3 ай бұрын

This video is telling the truth and presenting facts. That's why we'll never see it on the BBC. The lefties hate truth and facts.

@johndoe2-ns6tf

3 ай бұрын

they are waiting for a major natural disaster that wipes out the reef, so they can blame it on climate change.

@bsimpson6204

Ай бұрын

Still waiting 😄

@billyjoesmo8251

Ай бұрын

The BBC reported in April that the Great Barrier Reef suffered 73% Coral bleaching. Don't have to wait anymore😊

Sure I read a comment from Valerie Taylor, probably a decade ago now, in which she said the reef was the same as it was when she started diving in the 1960s. Also saw somewhere that bleaching happened when sea levels where low due to which ever nino pushes the water back east. IF water temps were to rise would the reef not be expected to extend further south into currently too cool ares?

@thegeneralist7527

3 ай бұрын

Coral reefs and all life has adapted to all kinds of change over millions of years of evolution. During glaciations sea level drops up to 130 meters, and 20,000 years ago the great barrier reef was much further out to sea as the present location was high and dry. These sea level changes are normal for coral.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Anybody who is old enough has seen this over and over again

I think I might have even made a prediction on the reef a few times too, but Arctic sea ice is my specialty.

Cool thanks mate

They are doing just fine.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

No doubt , double the coral since 2012

Thank you Peter - 🙂 It's so good to hear 'good news' - instead of the daily doom & gloom tripe - that certain media outlets push. Coral has survived mass extinction events - so it can probably deal with any minor problem - us puny humans throw at it ♥

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

You are correct

Positivity and Truth does not create wealth that can be used to control others (fallacious power). Well done and great work!

@burtlangoustine1

3 ай бұрын

Love this wisdom. ❤️🫡

This is in Chapter one of my book called, "Stating the Bleeding Obvious" Chapter two is entitled, "But You Said There Was A New ice Age Coming In The Sixties" Chapter three, "The Maldives will be underwater by 2000" Yours truly, Greta

@bertmacdonald337

3 ай бұрын

By the way, Al Gore approves this message !

But, but... what about that Netflix special "Chasing Coral?" I followed your trials and tribulations on Watts Up With That. Excellent work. There are a handful of scientists out there that aren't chasing the Climate Change Industrial Complex dollars.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Netflix is far left and left is where the moneys at

The other day, the media was fearmongering about reef bleaching and I thought of you and wondered what you'd say. Great I found this channel. I'll subscribe for sure

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support , we need more support to overwrite the doom and gloom

Thanks for the breath of sanity,Dr Ridd. The msm just can't handle the lack of catastrophising - you would think people want to hear the good news,I certainly do!

Great work Dr Ridd. We need strong scientists such as yourself to fight against the climate change madness.

Short and concise. Easily understandable. Thank you

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Yes thanks for supporting the channel

This Retiree is making the most of his retirement. Thanks Dr Ridd we need to have Reef celebrations with popping champagne

THIS IS GREAT THANK YOU!

I lived in Innisfail several decades ago and the runoff was having a detrimaental effect on the coastline, could not comment on the outer reefs. Hope it's better now. Thanks for your reporting.

Very, Very Nice! 👍

This must be passed on. Thanks.

@reefrebels

2 ай бұрын

Yes more people need to know about this

Thanks for your reply Peter. I agree with you about Green Island and the tourists. I guess I wanted to explain just how incredibly beautiful the reef was at Green Island in the early 1960’s before the Crown of Thorns. I do not know what the tourist numbers are now but in 1962-63 there were 650 to 700 every day. Richard.

BBC and The Guardian won't be able to contain themselves with this information.

@bsimpson6204

Ай бұрын

They'll ignore it as they usually do

👍

Good, good, good for you. Sincere applause from me.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you

Great information with data to back it up. I love it!

Sometimes, KZread actually recommends a great video. Thank you, Dr. Ridd for this. I did see your interviews on Sky News as well.

Good on ya, mate! 👏🇦🇺 Experts pah!

I lived on, and worked, Green Island, off Cairns, for a year in 1962. The huge coral reef around Green Island was totally brilliant colour, no dead coral, and the water was so clear that you could count the grains of sand at the bottom of 6 metres of water. There were thousands of fish swimming around the jetty on Green Island, mostly Trevally. Murray Views photographed my wife amongst brilliant coloured coral for a postcard that sold for the next 20 years. I went back to Green Island after the Crown of Thorns went through the Barrier Reef. There was dead coral everywhere. I was then a professional photographer and I could not find any live coral to photograph. I walked nearly half a kilometre through the coral reef to the North end of Green Island, during a King low tide, and there was not one piece of live coral. The sea had a visibility of about one and a half metres and there were no fish.I will admit that I have not been back since about 1978 and the reef could have regenerated since then.Please get your facts right, Peter.

@reefrebels

2 ай бұрын

Good to know you were a photographer there back in the day. Admittedly, the reef at Green island has deteriorated. Largely because it is the most accessible destination for tourists to the reef. It is the cheapest option and the majority of reef tourists go to Green island. The number of tourists has also increased since 60s, bigger boats, higher frequency etc. However, it is imperative to acknowledge 1. there were bouts of COTS outbreak and also recovery that followed, the reef is a highly dynamic ecosystem that is constantly changing. There are too many reef examples of low coral cover during COTS outbreak and it always recover to and many times above the baseline level. 2. GBR is about the size of Victoria, it's the size of the entire Germany. composed of over 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands . You cannot base the health of the entire GBR on Green island. - we would suggest you to go on a LOB dive trip to the outer reefs and ribbon reefs . You can dive at least a few reefs in one trip and that would give you a gauge of how GBR is doing.

I've been a SCUBA diver for 30yrs, I've been saying this for the last 20yrs.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Yes people who see the reef first hand knows

Great news! Keep up the good work!

Thanks Peter, I just dived the GBR and this was my conclusion.

Thank you.

What I always expected to hear!

I hope you enjoyed your time on KZread.

This is great news! Thank you for sharing.

BUT covid can be measured in the sewage after a flood LOL BUT The head of the UN said we are all BOILING TO DEATH lol

Great summary. It's amazing how resilient life is,.A testament to the power of natural selection and adaptation. The millions of years of evolution and life has withstood everything the universe can throw at it. The GBR is a miracle we should seek to understand, preserve and enjoy..

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

We need to restore the people’s confidence in the reef and remind them of its resilience

The reef I snorkel at has grown at least 1 foot every year since cyclone Debbie.

@billyjoesmo8251

Ай бұрын

What reef is that ?73% of the coral reef are suffered severe bleaching in 2024

Strange when the high level summary contradicts all the noise... thanks!

Good reporting…

Thanks Peter💪

such good news, thank you for giving perspective.

Thank you for the quick an clear report. And you included the source. Well done mate.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Always a pleasure

Peter, You are the light at the end of the tunnel and you are not a train. Brilliant report.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

We have to restore the people’s confidence in the reef and be reminded of its resilience

The report looks excellent Peter. Many thanks for your ongoing work.

Thats an AWSOME news !

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Yes despite all the doom and gloom you see on the media

Thank goodness for open discussions and for your tenacity in ensuring it all ... and I have subscribed!

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support!

I note the Landrover Peter. I approve. Next time you are in Cooktown, drop in.

@reefrebels

Ай бұрын

Will do

But if the GBR is fine , then the Government won't have to hand out tens of millions of dollars to select organisations to carry out more research..

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Exactly! You can fix something that’s not broken

@HelixRsix

3 ай бұрын

@@reefrebelsbut but u can give it a really really good try spending our money keep plugging away Pete

@450tank

3 ай бұрын

Albo and Plibersek announced last year they saved the reef with their renewable policies. 🤣🤣

Thank you , I'll forward this to my brother after he tried to tell me the reef was dying a few years ago. I suggested getting rid of the one eyed devil (TV) or simply understand that whatever it say's the polar opposite is the real truth.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Yes we have to spread the word , unfortunately the world has an impression the reef is dead

As I listen to you, there's a thumbnail on my sidebar from 4 years ago, from a site called "Insider Science". The headline is WHY THE GREAT BARRIER REEF COULD DISAPPEAR BY 2050. 😁

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Too much doom news , and it seems we are the only ones talking about the opposite !

GBN, l'm sure, would air this info. Thank you.

Thank you for the truth mate Cheers from SA

I was there last year and our guide said in 10 years of his absence from Cairns the reef has replenished almost to what he left behind.

Shared

Suggestion - add a big bold button to download the report on that page.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Hmm we can only put the link in the description

@yt.damian

3 ай бұрын

@@reefrebels I meant on your website - even there the link is unobvious.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

yes the link is easy to miss, we will try to change it , thanks for the suggestion!

Good stuff

Brilliant

Thanks peter! Just found your channel, could not have subscribed quick enough.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support ! We have to keep this channel going

Good video

I plan to post a video about this today and this offered a lot of the insight I've needed, thank you for the information!!! awesome channel I will be subscribing for sure.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support ! we definitely need to send out the positive message more

I'm glad you mentioned the Crown of Thorns Starfish. I was wondering about it when you said there has been record reef growth.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

I have done a video on COTS - see the reef rebels video series.

BBC had an article on the great barrier reef just a week ago, but obviously it was about bleaching and not this report.

Truth is so refreshing when spoken by those who seek the truth.

Sounds optimistic thank you You made my heart a little lighter today

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Yes we are happy to do so using facts , and all the children need to know , imagine how detrimental it is to their well being

Great to hear that there were no fires in 2023, and that polar sea ice is increasing year on year

Thank you. I was worried about the coral. You put my mind at ease. ❤️ from 🇳🇱

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

It’s important we bring this message out , all the doom and gloom in the media has an impact on the children’s mental health

Just watched a doom and gloom report on GBR on the BBC?? I knew it was bollocks?

Sadly i don`t have the time to see the video now, but based on the headline i just have to ask a question based on facts. Since CO2 is the main building block for coral reefs, maybe we should get a little bit more CO2 in the air? That would also be good for trees, forests and all plants. At the same time it would be good for most animals with shell, like snails and so. Maybe even fabrics that can prove that they have put out more CO2 then they did the year before should get some kind of bonus? Meanwhile in the clown world people think CO2 taxation is a great thing.. lol I took the time to see the video, and had to give you a like.) 🙂

We only have 6 -years- -months- hours to save the coral

Well said. Of course they will not debate you. That would mean admitting there lies, the very lies that are making them rich.

Thank you Dr Ridd - not only for this but for the years of fighting the BS and refusing to bow to the Climate Hysterics

Show this in schools , let the people know ...

Uh oh, some inconvenient facts.

Dr Peter how dare you spread happy information about the Great Barrier Reef. The greens ain't going to be happy about this report.

@reefrebels

3 ай бұрын

Yes , the greens thrive on fear mongering

Truth in less than 3 minutes.

WHAT - the sky isn't falling after all??

Do you have any papers on the effects of fresh water on the GBR, especially after a wet season such as this one?

According to the aims 73% of the Great Barrier Reef has suffered significant bleaching. Along with the four other bleaching events the Great Barrier Reef is devastated😢

@reefrebels

Ай бұрын

In 2016, the surveys show 93% of the reefs are affected by bleaching and the various 'devastating' bleaching events that followed BUT yet in 2022/23 AIMS very own data reveals that there is a record high coral cover . Perhaps you should watch the video to get a proper understanding kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6aZsZipdbeYo9o.html

@billyjoesmo8251

Ай бұрын

@@reefrebels the ocean temperature has been increasing since 2016 without avail. The temperature is not going to go down but keep increasing next year's bleaching event will be worse then this year.

@billyjoesmo8251

Ай бұрын

@@reefrebels according to official record 50% of the Great Barrier Reef was dead before 2022. Any Improvement would have been in the remaining 50%

@reefrebels

Ай бұрын

the record high coral cover in 2022/23 is about double the amount of coral in 2012. the sea temperature is not rising in an alarming rate , in any case corals grow faster in higher temperatures as observed in similar coral species in the coral triangle. Find out more here platogbr.com/corals-like-it-hot/

David Suzuki hardest hit.

The "crown of thorns " problem turned out to be a classic "predator-prey" cycle.

Better get an expert opinion. Someone call Leonardo on his super yacht.