
Coral Reef Restoration Mentored Online Course
Best practice guidance for common coral reef restoration techniques, including strategic restoration planning, field-based and land-based interventions, and monitoring
Best practice guidance for common coral reef restoration techniques, including strategic restoration planning, field-based and land-based interventions, and monitoring
Understand how wastewater pollution threatens ocean and human health and what strategies and solutions are available to mitigate wastewater pollution in the ocean.
In March 2021, the Reef Resilience Network hosted a four-week mentored online course on Remote Sensing and Mapping for Coral Reef Conservation.
The course is designed to help marine managers, conservation practitioners, scientists, decision makers, and GIS professionals
The Course is designed to help marine managers, conservation practitioners, scientists, decision makers, and GIS professionals explore how remote sensing and mapping technologies can inform their conservation work and understand which tools are best suited to their needs.
New Resource for Managers on Coral Reef Remote Sensing, Mapping, and the Allen Coral Atlas
Lessons learned from resilience assessments conducted in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands in 2012 and 2019
Seventy managers, scientists, and policy makers participated in a Resilience-Based Management (RBM) workshop in Townsville, Australia in conjunction with the 2019 International Coral Reef Initiative general meeting.
Two new two case studies on emergency and rapid response efforts after major storms that occurred in 2017
Thirty-one Marine Protected Area (MPA) professionals from Seychelles, Kenya, and Tanzania participated in a week-long training in August at the Seychelles Maritime Academy to develop skills in areas critical to MPA management
The Reef Resilience Network and The Nature Conservancy Latin American, Mexico, & North Central America Program sponsored manager Adrian Andrés Morales of the Centro Regional de Investigación Acuícola y Pesquera
With the support of the NOAA Coral Conservation Program, 15 coral reef managers from American Samoa, Florida, Guam, and CNMI received individual communication planning support tailored to their needs.