Accessible videos

Accessibility features

We aim to produce informative videos with the following accessibility features:

Video Text Transcripts - the video's audio is converted into a written text document. This means anyone who cannot access audio or video may read it instead.
Captions - Captions allow viewers to read the audio being spoken - usually positioned at the bottom of the screen.
Closed captions - Depict speech and sound effects, as well as identify various speakers.
Audio described versions - A recorded narrator explains what's happening on screen.

With their torpedo-shaped bodies, juvenile dusky whaler sharks can be seen in Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve.

Marine biologist Maddy Langley is a marine biologist describes why seagrass is important to Cabbage Tree Bay.

Underwater Photographer John Sear shares some fascinating information about new corals to Cabbage Tree Bay.

Maddy Langley, Marine Ecologist describes why crayweed is important for Cabbage Tree Bay

Steph was recognised as the Young Citizen of the Year for her amazing efforts in our Australia Day Awards this year.

Sian Liddy, Marine Ecologist describes why Cabbage Tree Bay is important for Rays