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Announcing the 2018 CORAL Conservation Prize Winner
Komeno Roberto Jean Luc (Roberto) is a true coral reef champion and is one of only a handful of people working on reef conservation in the remote location of Toliara, Atsimo Andrefana in Madagascar. Roberto has over 15 years of experience in marine research across Madagascar and his work epitomizes the powerful community-based conservation approach that CORAL facilitates and supports. Read more about Roberto's conservation work here. |
(Photo by Jeff Yonover)
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Reserve Your 2019 Calendar Today!
Each year, CORAL publishes a calendar with stunning underwater photographs from CORAL staff and generous supporters. All CORAL members receive this calendar as a membership benefit. Learn more about our membership levels here and remember that you can also gift CORAL memberships to friends and family. Reserve your 2019 CORAL Calendar today! Those ordering early will receive our first batch of calendars in their mailboxes by the end of October. |
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Creating Healthy Fisheries for Reefs in Oneata, Fiji
Oneata residents recently participated in a sustainable fisheries training program conducted by CORAL in partnership with the Fijian Ministry of Fisheries. Community members became licensed as Fish Wardens, equipped with the skills and authority to enforce fishing regulations and protect their marine resources from overexploitation. Click here to learn more about the workshop and how CORAL is ensuring healthy fisheries for reefs in Fiji. |
(Photo by Tobin Asher and Elise Ogle, Virtual Human Interaction Lab)
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Experiencing Coral Reefs in 3D with Virtual Reality
In 2016, CORAL began an exciting partnership with the Virtual Human Interaction Lab (VHIL) at Stanford University. With CORAL’s help, two VHIL staff members traveled to Palau in the western Pacific to film underwater virtual reality footage. From their trip came a cutting-edge underwater virtual reality film, Coral Compass, which was praised by film critics at the Tribeca Film Festival. Watch the short film here and learn about CORAL's partnership with the VHIL. |
