Worldwide, coral reef ecosystems are in crisis. The GEF 7 CRR project has launched the Coral Reef Rescue Portal to support conservation teams on the ground.

The reef positive guidelines provide an introduction to reef positive business models and their key stakeholders, including investors, governments, and NGOs.

As climate change intensifies marine heatwaves around the world, corals are bleaching and dying.

The Australian Institute of Marine Science’s ReefCloud is an open-access platform that provides a fast, up-to-date snapshot of coral reef condition to inform reef management decisions.

MPAth stands for ‘Marine Protected Area Tool Hub’.

This is a recording of a showcase session presenting the Coral Reefs: Introduction to Challenges and Solutions online course. You will hear from the course team and experts from the University of Queensland and the Coral Reef Rescue Initiative. 

The Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Analysis (CVCA) Handbook is a Care tool and a comprehensive guide for conducting community-led assessments of climate change vulnerabilities and capacities.

Coral Reef Watch (CRW) is an online platform that uses satellite remote sensing, modelled and in situ data to monitor coral reef ecosystems.

The Allen Coral Atlas is an online platform that uses high-resolution satellite imagery and advanced analytics to map and monitor the world’s coral reefs.