SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS
Adelaide
and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board 
Reef Watch currently receives most of its
funding from the Adelaide and Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources
Management Board.
Additional funding is provided through the
Caring For Our Country Community Coastcare program
These two regional Natural Resources
Management Boards have provided funding for Reef Watch in the past:
Eyre Peninsula
and Northern and Yorke NRM Boards
Primary
Industries and Resources
PIRSA Biosecurity have provided funding
towards the marine pest component of the Feral or In Peril program
Department for Environment
& Heritage
South
Australian Research and Development Institute
The Aquatic
Sciences Division of SARDI has provided Reef Watch with
conference facilities and use of their aquarium complex.
City of
Onkaparinga 
The City
of Onkaparinga
manages part of Adelaide's southern coastline including Noarlunga Reef,
which is one of the most popular dive sites in the state. The council
has assisted the Southern Ocean Divers Social Club (SODS) with small
grants to assist them with their Reef Watch monitoring activites.
PADI Project
Aware Foundation
The Project
AWARE Foundation (Aquatic World Awareness, Responsibility and
Education) has provided Reef Watch with financial support in the past,
to assist in the development of monitoring kits. .
The diving
industry
A number of dive shops give ongoing
support for
training and monitoring dives (details),
and have generously donated merchandise and vouchers to support various
Reef Watch events.
  
  
The people of
South Australia
Reef Watch could not exist without
the enormous
time and financial commitments made by numerous other organisations and
individuals who support the project. An acknowledgements page
is being compiled to recognise as many of these contributions as
possible.
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