Quicksilver Group

Quicksilver Group, founded in 1979, is an Australian company focused on environmental sustainability and marine tourism, particularly for the Great Barrier Reef. Its environmental division, Reef Biosearch (established 1986), integrates tourism, education, and research for the reef's future sustainability. It houses the largest private team of marine biologists outside government, signifying a deep commitment to scientific understanding and conservation. The company operates with a revenue of $131.1M and employs 500-1,000 individuals across its locations.

The Reef Biosearch team, composed of university-qualified marine biologists, spearheads daily operations and community outreach. They share extensive knowledge of reef systems via interpretive presentations, videos, and guided snorkel tours, enhancing guest experiences. These experts are available for guest inquiries, drawing on their broad expertise in marine research and education, particularly concerning coral reefs. Their activities include onboard educational programs, community and school outreach, research and monitoring, ecotourism consultation, and advisory roles to authorities like the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. Meet Quicksilver Group's team to learn about the dedicated professionals driving these efforts.

Reef Biosearch's dedication is highlighted by its possession of the longest logbook database of marine observations on the Great Barrier Reef, ongoing for over two decades. This extensive data collection offers critical insights for environmental management. Quicksilver Group's offerings, such as reef tours and eco-adventure projects, are built on environmental stewardship and innovative sustainability, including biodiesel fuel for its fleet. Competing with entities like Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and Cruise Whitsundays, Quicksilver Group is a significant contributor to responsible marine tourismView more...