by Shari Regenbogen | Feb 11, 2021 | Coral
Marine Park Areas A marine park area (MPA) is a designated area of sea set aside as a sanctuary for marine life and coral to thrive. These parks define an area of ecological sustainability, promote marine awareness and understanding, enable marine recreational...
by Shari Regenbogen | Jan 22, 2021 | Coral
In March of 2020 it became clear – long-since planned and anticipated dive trips were not happening due to Covid-19. I launched this website late last year to share observations, experiences and the work of scientists and environmentalists about coral and coral...
by Shari Regenbogen | Jul 15, 2020 | Coral
Continue to avoid the worst offenders like single-use plastic bags, straws, bottles, and utensils by choosing reusable and sustainable alternatives.Shop in bulk to avoid excess single-use plastic packaging, bring mesh or cloth bags for purchases. Shop your...
by Shari Regenbogen | Jun 23, 2020 | Coral
What’s going on with corals at the nursery in Curacao during the Covid19 pandemic? Here’s what I found out from the manager of the dive operation at Ocean Encounters that’s been closed to divers. The coral continues to grow and restoration efforts are...
by Shari Regenbogen | Jun 14, 2020 | Coral, General
Coral reefs are dying at an alarming rate. In the Caribbean 98% of reef building hard corals have died since the late 1980’s due to: pollution from chemicals & fertilizer global warming increasing ocean acidification severe weather events damaging fishing...
by Shari Regenbogen | Jun 7, 2020 | Coral, Travels
Organizations across the globe are working to restore corals using various scientific techniques and practices, making groundbreaking achievements. When deciding on a dive destination some years ago, I chose Curaçao where along with 5 others took the Coral Restoration...
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