Information about the rare seadragon, with photographs, video, and a survey of sightings in Australian waters. Dragon Search is a national monitoring program which encourages members of the community to provide information about sightings of the unique southern Australian fish the seadragon. The information has been used to greatly increase our understanding of the distribution, habitat requirements and research and management priorities for these littleknown species. Anyone who visits the beach in Australia has been able to get involved. Although Dragon Search is no longer funded, many aspects of this program have been incorporated into the South Australian Reef Watch Feral or In Peril program. In particular, reports of sea dragon sightings can still be made. The data will be stored in the Reef Watch database. In the future, the data can be extracted separately for each state to produce periodic Dragon Search reports.

Address: Level 1 157 Franklin Street, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000
Telephone: (08) 8223 5155
Fax: (08) 8232 4782
Website: http://www.reefwatch.asn.au/dsIntroduction.html