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Press Release – Incat Crowther is pleased to announce the launch of
Reef Resilience. Delivered by Norman R. Wright & Sons, the new generation Incat Crowther 24 patrol boat will join
Reef Ranger in protecting the Great Barrier Reef.
Reef Resilience will service the southern region of the Reef from her home port in Gladstone, whilst
Reef Ranger will continue to service the northern region from Cairns, meaning the entire reef will now benefit from the capability and operability this class of vessel offers. The vessel’s remit includes compliance monitoring, marine park and island national park management, diving and research operations. The vessel will also operate in remote offshore waters within the Australian EEZ for extended periods of up to 3 months.
Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. May 10, 2021 Reef Resilience s energy efficiency is aided by 6kW of roof-mounted solar panels. Photo courtesy Incat Crowther
Australian shipbuilder Norman R. Wright & Sons recently launched Reef Resilience,
an Incat Crowther 24 patrol boat that will join Reef Ranger in protecting the Great Barrier Reef.
Reef Resilience will service the southern region of the Reef from her home port in Gladstone, while Reef Ranger will continue to service the northern region from Cairns, meaning the entire reef will now benefit from the capability and operability this class of vessel offers. The vessel’s remit includes compliance monitoring, marine park and island national park management, diving and research operations. The vessel will also operate in remote offshore waters within the Australian EEZ for extended periods of up to three months.