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Millions of people and species of wildlife depend on coral reefs. While climate change threatens their future, science shows that corals can adapt and survive if we keep them healthy.

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25%

of all marine life depends
on coral reefs

500M

people depend on coral reefs for food, income, and coastal protection

$375B

in services comes from coral reefs
each year

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The Importance of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs)

Let’s explore Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), the safe places of our ocean’s biodiversity. In the world of conservation, MPAs are a key strategy for safeguarding the most lively and endangered parts of our oceans. These are special areas–managed by a variety of stakeholders, including governments, local communities, and organizations like ours–that vary from places with… Continue Reading →

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Corals Decoded, Animals or Plants? – Common Myths Debunked

Hang tight, because we’re about to clear up one of the ocean’s biggest misconceptions. Have you ever looked at a coral reef and thought, “Wow, what a beautiful plant… or is it a rock?” You’re not alone in the confusion. But here’s the scoop: corals are actually animals, and they’re as lively and complex as… Continue Reading →

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The Community Resilience Fund in Action

In the wake of the devastating wildfires that swept through Maui, the Coral Reef Alliance felt a deep sense of urgency to act. The wildfires in Lahaina, a place many call home, not only ravaged the landscape but also struck at the heart of our ‘ohana—our family, friends, supporters, and the vibrant ecosystems we are… Continue Reading →

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Share the Love! Download Our Ocean-themed Valentine’s Day Cards

Share the love this Valentine’s Day by downloading one of our ocean-themed cards. It’s an opportunity to show your appreciation for somebody special, while also spreading awareness about marine conservation.… Continue Reading →

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Introducing the Team Behind Hawai’i’s Reef Conservation

Aloha! 🌺 As we embark on our 30th year at CORAL, we’re thrilled to spotlight the dedicated teams leading the charge in coral conservation. First up, our Hawai’i team. In Hawai’i, coral reefs are the heart of culture, tradition, and environmental health. These reefs are crucial for the local economy and coastal protection, hosting an… Continue Reading →

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Two Caribbean Reefs Gravely Distressed from Coral Bleaching and Climate Change

In a heartbreaking turn of events, two large coral reefs off the coast of Honduras as well as other reefs in the Caribbean have fallen victim to the destructive forces of coral bleaching, a consequence of warming waters due to climate change. The catastrophic damage of these vibrant and biodiverse ecosystems underscores the urgent need… Continue Reading →

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New Year, New Habits ✨ Your Guide to a Greener 2024

Happy New Year, folks! Welcome to 2024 – a fresh start and a new opportunity to make a real difference for our oceans. We all know the oceans are facing some tough times, but there’s plenty of room for optimism. This year, let’s focus on the small, everyday changes that can have a huge impact… Continue Reading →

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2023 Year in Review, Ocean-Style

As we welcome in 2024 and anticipate the exciting developments ahead, let’s pause to reflect on the impact we made together in 2023. It was a year filled with significant achievements, insightful articles, and some fantastic new faces joining our team. We invite you to join us in revisiting the standout moments that made 2023… Continue Reading →

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Protecting Molokai’s Coral Reefs with the Restoration of Ancient Hawaiian Fish Ponds

A Vital Mission for a Sustainable Future In the crystal clear waters surrounding Molokai, the legacy of Ka Honua Momona (KHM) spans generations, rooted in the island’s rich heritage. Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL) and Ka Honua Momona have recently joined hands in a shared commitment to preserving Hawaii’s precious coastal ecosystems. Their partnership aims to… Continue Reading →

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5 Ways to Dive into #GivingTuesday with CORAL

Join us in celebrating #GivingTuesday, a day of global giving! For nearly 30 years, we’ve been at the forefront of responding to critical events like this summer’s coral bleaching, building hope and resilience for our world’s coral reefs. Your support is crucial in safeguarding these underwater treasures. So how can you get involved this GivingTuesday?… Continue Reading →

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