Millions of people and countless wildlife species rely on coral reefs for survival. Despite the threat of climate change, science reveals that healthy corals have the ability to adapt and endure if we help them.
Actionable Science
We conduct research to identify critical threats to coral reefs and uncover pathways for adaptation. Through research, insights on reef health and water quality, and the development of data standards, we publish scientific findings to inform action.
Community-led Conservation
We support and fund local organizations, strengthen their capacity, and provide tools to enhance stewardship and policy enforcement. By partnering with governments and community leaders, we help establish protected areas and drive conservation policies.
Threat Reduction
We implement strategies that strengthen ecosystem connectivity, enhancing natural resilience and adaptive capacity. This supports long-term recovery by addressing key threats such as overfishing, pollution, and habitat degradation.
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Meet Andrea Rivera-Sosa
Get to know Andrea, a marine scientist turning research into action to protect coral reefs.
How Fish Biomass Supports Thriving Coral Reefs and Sustainable Fisheries
Imagine a coral reef without fish—silent, unbalanced, and struggling to survive. Fish biomass, the total weight of fish in an ecosystem, is essential for healthy reefs. From parrotfish grazing on algae to sharks keeping prey populations in check, every species plays a role. But when overfishing, habitat destruction, or climate change disrupt this delicate balance,… Continue Reading →
