Coral reefs are changing fast, and the people who spend the most time underwater are often the first to notice. Around the world, divers, snorkelers, and freedivers are witnessing shifts in reef health in real time. Warmer waters. Fewer fish. Algae creeping where corals once thrived. These observations aren’t just anecdotal… They’re invaluable. And they… Continue Reading →
What is biodiversity? Imagine a city underwater—a riot of color, a maze of hidden corners, and a bustling community where everyone has a job to do. That’s a coral reef! Coral reefs are some of the most complex, fascinating, and life-supporting ecosystems on Earth. Scientists call this biodiversity. Biodiversity is the variety of life in… Continue Reading →
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… Continue Reading →
Science is at the heart of everything we do at CORAL—and Dr. Helen Fox is leading the charge. For the past five years, Helen has played a pivotal role in shaping and advancing our global conservation science strategy with a focus on resilience, innovation, and integrity. A seasoned marine ecologist and natural connector, she bridges… Continue Reading →