The Reef Resilience Network is a partnership effort led by The Nature Conservancy that builds the capacity of reef managers and practitioners around the world to better address the local impacts on coral reefs from climate change and other stressors.
Caribbean learning exchange participants visit a community in Guam. © TNC
The Reef Resilience Network has the following main components:
- Aggregation, translation and access to new coral reef science and management strategies for coral reef practitioners through Resilience, Coral Reef, Coral Reef Fisheries and Community-Based Climate Adaptation modules.
- Communication to coral reef managers worldwide on new resources and tools for managing for resilience
- Virtual capacity-building that is implemented through the Reef Resilience online course, a webinar series, and the Reef Resilience Network
- Intensive, in-person trainings and experiences for coral reef managers in order to improve management techniques on the ground, through Training of Trainers Workshops and learning exchanges. This includes seed funding for on-the-ground trainings led by workshop participants.
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