Scientific Research on Mineral Accretion in Kenya
In December 2019, Coralive.org, in conjunction with the REEFolution foundation and Wageningen Research University, began the establishment of a scientific report to test the effects of the mineral accretion process.
Coral Reef Restoration Project in North Malé Atoll, Maldives
Press Release December 2018 North Male Atoll, MALDIVES Recognizing the International Year of the Reef 2018, in this year’s final month, Coralive.org created a unique, 8,000-fragment-strong Mineral Accretion Coral Nursery in North Malé Atoll, Maldives.
Coralive reef restoration gets underway on Frégate Island, Seychelles
FREGATE ISLAND, SEYCHELLES – November 2018 – Fregate Island Private, a luxury eco retreat in the Seychelles, is pleased to announce its partnership with Coralive and Blancpain Ocean Commitment—the beginning of a two-year study of coral restoration methods.
Mineral Accretion Coral Nursery setup in the Maldives
In the latest project, Coralive in cooperation with the local Maldivian NGO “Atoll Volunteers” on the island of Naifaru, managed to set up a coral nursery for fragment propagation. This included adding two different ways to nurse coral pieces which will be reintroduced to the existing reef once they reached a decent size.
Coral Restoration Project in the Philippines
Coralive has partnered with La Luz Beach Resort in San Juan, Batangas in the Philippines and is working on coral structures that will be placed in front of the resort. Consisting of tunnel and dome shaped steel frames, the coral structures will have an area of about 150m2.
Coral Restoration Project in Jamaica
Coralive.org will use the mineral accretion technology to power several structures outside of a breakwater that protects the beach of the Royalton Negril Hotel in Jamaica.
Meet the Creators: Ahmad “Aki” Allahgholi from Coralive
We believe that the world’s greatest challenges will never be solved by one person or organization alone. We need to work together! We are introducing our new series #MeetTheCreators with a monthly interview with a member showing his/her impact and work for reaching the sustainable development goals.
RCUK Conference 2016
Coralive.org was at the 19th Reef Conservation UK Conference last weekend held at the Zoological Society of London. We witnessed informative presentations on climate change and reef resilience, reef ecology, reef conservation and management and other compelling topics. Highlight was listening to the “Godfather of Corals,” marine scientist Dr. John “Charlie” Veron
