Coral Vita

@CoralVitaReefs

Growing resilient corals up to 50x faster to restore dying reefs | Our job shouldn't exist | Winner | First farm in Grand Bahama

Freeport, Grand Bahama
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Joined May 2015
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    20 Oct 2021

    Winning the is the greatest honor of our lives. Let's all work together to protect coral reefs and other ecosystems that sustain not only incredible biodiversity but also the vitality, prosperity, and security of humanity.

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    Amazing work Winner: 🌊🎉 We’re so excited to see your project develop and help us achieve our goal of restoring the planet by 2030!
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    2 hours ago

    Great event to join on 🌍 Register now for fifth Exponential Climate Action Summit:

    Nature in The Race to Zero - Earth Day 2022
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    15 hours ago

    The latest and most comprehensive coral reef monitoring data is now at the fingertips of the global community with today’s launch of in Palau, on the eve of . Media release: 📸Tom Vierus

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    23 hours ago

    I've learned a lot about China's marine conservation efforts from our grantees working there- check out this new paper in on China's efforts to strengthen MPA effectiveness:

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    16 hours ago

    I keep coming back to this over and over but: It doesn't make sense to grow trees unless we address why people are cutting them down in the first place. The key to widespread ecosystem restoration is regenerative economic development.

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    23 hours ago

    This interview is everything we watched in and more, except now its not even against a PHD, but a 20 year-old eco activist essentially getting bullied verbally for acknowledging the seriousness of the climate crisis.

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    'I think the children and the future deserve that.' 'Just Stop Oil' activists protested across London this weekend to demand an end to the fossil fuel economy. Meanwhile, the cost of living crisis means many people are paying more & more for fuel. Are oil protests justified?
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    23 hours ago

    NEW JOBS! Interested in bringing more to how we manage our oceans? & are helping build a global network of civil society orgs working on this. We need a Director, Comms Manager & Associate to join us! 👇

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    21 hours ago

    AI technology can help us tackle crisis by: 🔍identifying rare species 📈collecting conservation data ⛔️supporting anti-poaching patrols highlights five AI projects that contributing to our understanding of biodiversity.

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    Apr 11

    📣 and launched an open call for coral reef-focused events on the sidelines of the ! The Reef Action Hub will feature events, workshops, and roundtable meetings aiming to accelerate action and solutions .

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    Apr 11

    High vulnerability and climate change led to devastating losses and damages during cyclone season in Mozambique, Malawi & Madagascar. - New study

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    Apr 11

    Rare event seeing not one, but TWO off our dock this weekend. Video: – at Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science

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    Apr 6

    R u an Instagram junkie? Follow us for cool colorful info. This one won $10k in 2021.
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    Apr 11

    Extending the natural adaptive capacity of holobionts Review by et al. Free:"

    Diagram explaining the individual parts of coral holobionts (metaorganism). The holobiont is composed of the coral animal host, obligate intracellular algal symbionts (Symbiodiniaceae), and an assemblage of bacteria and viruses160, among many other organismal entities (such as fungi, endolithic algae, and archaea) that are less well understood functionally. Viruses putatively intersect all coral holobiont compartments, can transfer genetic material between holobiont member species, and contribute to the holobiont’s genetic diversity193,199. Known and inferred functional roles and relationships between holobiont member species as well as their contribution to metabolic cycling (carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur) are depicted. Bold numbers indicate inferred functional roles. Coral holobionts constitute the foundation (meta)organisms of reef ecosystems, which explains their importance in efforts to devise strategies and interventions to save coral reefs.
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    Apr 9

    10 websites you should not miss if you want a fully funded PhD/MS:

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    Apr 8

    ✨ We are very proud and happy to present the 5 scientific projects that will support starting this year! 🌊🖖 Discover them ➡

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    Apr 10

    Woah! Ecstatic to be a recipient of a award! We will help rebuild reefs by applying powerful -based restoration for the very first time! Very excited to get started! 🪸🙌👩‍🔬

    ✨ We are very proud and happy to present the 5 scientific projects that will support starting this year! 🌊🖖 Discover them ➡
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    Apr 10

    📢📢Postdoc Announcement 📢📢 I'm hiring a postdoc for my Global Change Ecology lab . Interested in macroalgae (specifically corallines!) in the Red Sea? See ad or DM for more details!

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    Apr 10

    Last week, we met with the Minister of Education and Technical & Vocational Training, Honorable Glenys Hanna-Martin! We had the wonderful opportunity to share ideas for collaboration with the ministry and ways to assist them with engaging more Bahamian youth in

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    Apr 10

    It was great to visit the nursery at whilst here on Grand Bahama. It's brilliant to see so many groups invested in mangrove here 🌿💚

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    Apr 9

    We have arrived in the ! We are in Freeport with to teach a restoration workshop 🌿 really looking forward to getting into the mangroves and working with this great team!

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    Apr 8

    🌏 We only have three years left to avert the worst consequences of change, a sobering report from the warned on Monday. Here are the 5️⃣ solutions that scientists say can make a dent in the right now. 👇

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