Climate change is likely to enhance macro-algal growth and reduce fish size, making the role of invertebrate grazers even more critical. Strategies should combine ecological understanding with climate action, prioritize protection of wild populations, and use adaptive, site-specific approaches.
Integrating Resilience into Coral Reef Restoration
Coral Propagation and Restoration in Florida
Climate Change Ecosystem-Based Adaptation: Promoting Resilient Coastal and Marine Communities
The U.S.V.I. BleachWatch Program
Coral Reef Restoration Planning in Kenya and Tanzania
Reef Rescuers: Coral Gardening as an MPA Management Tool
Coastal Reforestation in Tonga to Protect Agricultural Areas and Coastlines
At the Water’s Edge (AWE): Enhancing Coastal Resilience
From May 4 – June 8, 2022, the Reef Resilience Network hosted a mentored online course on coral reef restoration.
The course is designed to help marine managers, conservation practitioners, scientists, decision makers, and GIS professionals
New coral reef restoration case studies from around the world on new designs, large-scale efforts, climate adaptation, and working with communities.
Eco-designed Mooring Project for Restoration
Developing the Mission: Iconic Reefs
A Trial of Coral Reef Restoration at a Large Spatial Scale
Long-Term Outcomes of Repeated Restoration Efforts
A Manager’s Guide to Coral Reef Restoration Planning and Design Webinar
Coral Restoration for Climate Change Adaptation
