Coral Reef Rescue Initiative – 2020 to present
The Coral Reef Ecosystems Laboratory is proud to be a part of the Coral Reef Rescue Initiative (CCRI). This is a global project aimed at protecting and regenerating the world’s rapidly degrading tropical coral reefs for the benefit of people through nature-based solutions.
The project aims to:
– Build coral reef resilience
– Empower coastal communities
– Create a global knowledge alliance
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50 Reefs – 2019 to present
The 50 reefs project scientist and organizations and scientists invested in the survival of coral reef from around the world. They gather and bring together data on reefs that may preserved reef that can reseed other areas if we do loose most of the reefs of today.
Climate Change Mesocosm Experiment – 2010 to 2020
The mesocosm system examines the effects of climate change on reef ecosystems as well as individual organisms. The system has been running since 2010, with 6 major and numerous side experiences run during this period.
The Catlin Seaview Survey used a 360° camera to conduct transects of reefs around the world. These images are used for scientific research as well as allowing the general public to experience diving without having to enter the water.
Student Projects – Still to Come!
Our laboratory hosts a number of students each year who undertake a variety of research projects. Please visit the site below to discover their most recent investigations.