• CORAL’s Expansion into the Eastern Caribbean

    CORAL’s Expansion into the Eastern Caribbean

    By Zach Hoffman When I joined the Coral Reef Alliance, I knew our work spanned some of the most important coral reef ecosystems in the world. But knowing that on paper is very different from standing on the shore of one of those places for the first time. My first visit to CORAL’s Eastern Caribbean…

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  • From Ridge to Reef, Science to Action Across Maui Nui

    From Ridge to Reef, Science to Action Across Maui Nui

    Over the past year, we helped transform science into impact, growing research and relationships into measurable, on-the-ground impact. Across Maui Nui, the health of coral reefs begins far upstream. What happens on land—how water moves through wetlands and lo‘i, how coastlines are stewarded and managed, and how communities cherish their resources—directly shapes what reaches the…

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  • Ways to Protect the Environment

    Ways to Protect the Environment

    People want to know… What can I do that actually matters to protect the environment? And while tips like recycling, reducing plastic, and switching to reusable bags all play a role, they barely scratch the surface of what our planet needs right now. Environmental protection isn’t just a checklist. It’s a mindset shift, a willingness…

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  • CORAL Launches New Eastern Caribbean Hub

    CORAL Launches New Eastern Caribbean Hub

    BREAKING: The Coral Reef Alliance is expanding to the Eastern Caribbean! For more than 30 years, the Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL) has teamed up with communities, scientists, and governments across Hawai‘i, the Mesoamerican Reef, and the Indo-Pacific to protect coral reefs and the people who depend on them. From keeping 30+ million gallons of sewage…

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  • Want to Save Coral Reefs? 4 Proven Strategies That Actually Work

    Want to Save Coral Reefs? 4 Proven Strategies That Actually Work

    The ripple effects of coral reefs reach nearly every coastline and community on the planet. Reefs support the seafood we eat, protect homes from storms, and provide ingredients for lifesaving medicines. But they’re in crisis. Half have already been lost, and nearly all could disappear by 2050 if we don’t intentionally act now. The good…

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  • Where We Work – The Inside Scoop on Our Reef Conservation Sites

    Where We Work – The Inside Scoop on Our Reef Conservation Sites

    How do we decide where to focus our efforts in saving coral reefs? It’s a question we get asked a lot, and the answer is both strategic and deeply rooted in our mission.  So let’s get into it!  We consider three main factors when choosing where to work – climate adaptation needs, local leadership and…

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  • 9 Game-Changing Impacts of Clean Water for Coral Reefs

    9 Game-Changing Impacts of Clean Water for Coral Reefs

    Flush and forget? Not so fast. Wastewater is a bigger deal than you might think. Around the world, sewage pollutes oceans, harms coral reefs, and threatens our health. But it doesn’t have to.  By connecting homes, businesses, and tourist facilities to community-supported wastewater treatment plants, we can significantly reduce the amount of harmful pollutants discharged…

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  • 5 Ways To Dive Into #EarthDay with CORAL!

    5 Ways To Dive Into #EarthDay with CORAL!

    Welcome, ocean enthusiasts and environmental champions! Happy Earth Day! Throughout this Earth Month, we’ve been diving into discussions about how each of us is intricately connected to the ocean and our precious coral reefs. From the air we breathe to the food we eat, the ocean touches every aspect of our lives, reminding us of…

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  • River to Reef – How All Waterways Impact Coral Ecosystems

    River to Reef – How All Waterways Impact Coral Ecosystems

    Looking at Earth from space, our planet’s rivers and streams resemble a vast network of veins, pulsing with life and water. These natural waterways, part of intricate systems called watersheds, weave through landscapes, connecting us in unseen ways to the ocean’s vast expanse.  Whether it’s a closed watershed draining into a secluded lake or open…

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