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Booking and planning

Make a booking for One Tree Island Research Station
  • https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iY3aWD9dsdn2AyYObFTRSsW_ZcyjO588/view Visitor info pack
  • https://www.sydney.edu.au/science/about/locations-and-facilities/research-facilities/one-tree-island/booking-and-planning/summary-of-fees.html Station fees

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One Tree Island's size and unique tourism-free setting in the Great Barrier Reef makes it a highly sought after research location. It is important to book as far in advance as possible to avoid missing out on preferred dates.

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There's a perspective that One Tree offers on life - being away from things and having bucket showers and looking at stars and just sticking your face in the water and seeing what's going on in a world that most people haven't really seen.

Professor Will Figueira

Research Station Director

Important things to consider when planning your trip

  • Transfer of researchers to and from the Station
  • Best dates for access to research sites
  • Availability and use of Station facilities and equipment
  • Permits required to visit and conduct research
  • Fieldwork plan
  • Risk assessments
  • Ordering of food and supplies
  • Transfer of equipment and food on weekly/fortnightly barge
  • Sample storage and transfer
  • Appropriate footwear and clothing
  • Linen/sleeping bags
  • Basic first aid items

For more information to help you plan your booking see our Visitor's Information Pack.

Contact us

Station Managers

Email
science.onetree@sydney.edu.au
 
Phone
+61 7 4972 9691 or +61 7 4972 8531