It may surprise you to learn that much of our planet actually belongs to no one.
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It may surprise you to learn that much of our planet actually belongs to no one.
Continue reading "Timor-Leste Ratifies UN Convention on the Law of the Sea"
To determine how effective marine protected areas are, we need to compare them to waters outside their boundaries.
Continue reading "Coral Scientists Kick Off Reef Assessment Trip in Indonesia"
With their new publication, two marine biologists fulfill a lifelong dream — and describe 25 new species.
Continue reading "New Book Provides Ultimate Guide to Coral Triangle’s Reef Fish"
Coral reefs today are facing challenges that are completely unprecedented.
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CI reports from the International Coral Reef Symposium.
More than 1,400 species of fish and 550 species of hard corals. In Raja Ampat, you can spend hours underwater without a single second of boredom.
Continue reading "In Indonesia, Ecotourism Protects Fish, Provides Jobs"
For 20 years, field scientists participating in CI’s Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) have been exploring some of the world’s most
Continue reading "Still Counting: 20 Years of Species Discovery"
We have just wrapped up the second day of the 2nd Sulu-Sulawesi Seascape Congress, a gathering of around 150 stakeholders
Continue reading "Philippine governor voices support for Sulu-Sulawesi Seascape"
Last day of the conference and everybody is tired, especially those that stayed up late drinking Tanduay, the local rum.
Continue reading "Verde Islands Vulnerability Workshop Day 3"
This morning I woke late and still have to finish my presentation. I am the first speaker and I have
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