Glimmers of Hope Story published in Alert Diver Online . Written by Andrew Bruckner, Research coordinator for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Through an unprecedented collaborative effort, a dedicated response to stony coral tissue loss disease is underway...
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First report of Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease in the Dominican Republic
Authors: Iker Irazabal, Reef Check Dominican Republic and Manuel Alejandro Rodriguez, Maguá Ecological Foundation, Sosúa, Dominican Republic. Siderastrea siderea Colpophyllia natansDendrogyra cylindrusPseudodiploria strigosa This report documents the first known...
Save the Date – March 11, Mesoamerican Reef Data Explorer Platform Launch
Press Release March 11, 2019 In commemoration of the Mesoamerican Reef Day, the Healthy Reefs for Healthy People Initiative (HRI) is launching the brand-new Mesoamerican Reef Data Explorer Platform in collaboration with Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment (AGRRA)...
AMLC POSTER ABSTRACTS DUE March 10, 2019
A message from AMLC This is a final reminder that the poster abstract submission deadline is March 10th! Please visit: www.amlc-carib.org to submit your abstract. La fecha límite de póster de AMLC es 10 de marzo. Visita www.amlc-carib.org para enviar!!!
New fish species discovered: Striped Hamlet
Striped Hamlet (Hypoplectus liberte), Fort Liberte Bay, Haiti, © Ken Marks 2018 In the fall of 2018, AGRRA Database Manager Ken Marks helped Benjamin Victor describe a new fish species, Striped Hamlet (Hypoplectus liberte) in Fort Liberte Bay on the northern coast...
Seasons Greetings 2018
Thank you to all our partners for your continued support and inspiration to help conserve Caribbean coral reef ecosystems. With your collaboration and participation, our collective 2018 accomplishments included:[bluebox] AGRRA Database Manager Kenneth Marks...
Behind the scenes: the Healthy Reef Initiative’s Report Card
“Behind the scenes: the Healthy Reef Initiative’s Report Card," a YouTube video which is based on AGRRA data for Mesoamerican reefs
August Update on Coral Disease Outbreak
Update submitted by Judith Lang Florida Background What scientists in Florida now think may be a new coral disease has spread from the Miami-Dade county area to both the northern limit of the Florida reef tract and southwest into the lower Florida Keys. A Disease...