How We Work
Our History
Since 2005, the Reef Resilience Network has served as a global leader in building the capacity of marine managers to effectively manage, protect, and restore coral reefs and reef fisheries around the world. To achieve this, we connect reef managers and practitioners with peers, experts, and the latest science and strategies, and provide online and hands-on training and implementation support. The Network is a partnership led by The Nature Conservancy that is comprised of more than 5,200 active members, and supported by dozens of partners and TNC staff, as well as 100s of global experts in coral reefs, fisheries, climate change, and communication who serve as trainers, advisors, and content reviewers.
Our Approach
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Our Impact
Since 2005, the Reef Resilience Network has played a critical role connecting marine managers and practitioners with peers, global experts, tools, and knowledge to innovate and promote solutions for improved management and conservation of coral reefs around the world.
88%
of the 105 countries and territories with coral reefs have received training ref
52,000+
Managers and practitioners have participated in an online training, webinar, or in-person workshop ref
971,000+
People access our online toolkit annually ref