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The Auxilium Foundation and SIMS are very excited to open applications for the third year of the ‘Auxilium Kick Starter Prize’ The Auxilium Foundation is focused on providing financial and mentorship support for

Come join our team at SIMS! Apply your exceptional operational leadership skills to achieve long term sustainability and help protect our marine and estuarine environments. We are seeking a General Manager with solid,

It is a busy time of year for us here at SIMS with many new and exciting research projects underway. Our aquarium has been an especially exciting place with new research focused on

Come join our team at SIMS! SIMS is hiring several new positions to support the recently announced 'Project Restore', which seeks to strengthen NSW’s natural environment through restoring key ecosystems and habitats within

Seabirds to Seascapes - A New Project to Restore Sydney Harbour The largest harbour restoration project in the world is set to commence in the iconic Sydney Harbour to rewild and restore marine

The Auxilium Foundation and SIMS are very excited to open applications for the second year of the the ‘Auxilium Kick Starter Prize’ The Auxilium Foundation is focused on providing financial and mentorship support for

The great generosity of Aurora Expeditions largely contributed to the outstanding success of this year’s SIMS Gala Emerald Dinner. Their donation of an awe-inspiring voyage to Antarctica for two aboard the brand new,

After being cancelled for the last two years due to COVID, the Sydney Institute of Marine Science Foundation recently hosted the Gala Emerald Dinner at the Sergeants Mess. This year's event attracted many

We are proud to announce that one of our flagship research programs, Living Seawalls, has won the 2022 Banksia Sustainability Award for Biodiversity! The winners of the 33rd Banksia National Sustainability Awards were

As we approach our Emerald Gala Dinner on 30 March our long-term supporter and major live auction prize provider, Aurora Expeditions, has confirmed details of this year’s exceptional prize. There will be the

  Project Kingfish is a science initiative led by the SIMS in collaboration with Macquarie University, UNSW and NSW Department of Primary Industries.  The project aims to satellite track movements of mature-sized yellowtail

After receiving the honour of winning the Banksia Foundation NSW Sustainability Award last year, Living Seawalls is thrilled to be recognised as a finalist in the biodiversity category of the Banksia Foundation National