Author: CRF

Group shot of CRF team and American Modern team

CRF Hosts Volunteer Workshop with American Modern at Playa Largo Resort 

Education & Outreach

On January 29, 2025, Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF) collaborated with American Modern, an insurance company based in Ohio, to host a restoration workshop at Playa Largo Resort. More than 90 volunteers […]

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Immersed in Conservation with CRF St. Croix

Education & Outreach, Global, Restoration

Breaking into marine biology is challenging. With limited hands-on opportunities in this highly competitive field, gaining real-world experience can feel out of reach.  My time with Coral Restoration Foundation in St. […]

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The Key to Fun in the Florida Keys

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Thinking of visiting the beautiful Florida Keys this winter season? No matter where you go, there is fun to have in the great outdoors. The Florida Keys offer endless opportunities for adventure, […]

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CRF™ Brings Innovation in Marine Conservation to IMCC

Science, Spotlight

Alex Neufeld, Science Program Manager at CRF™, represented the organization’s mission and work at the 7th International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC) in Cape Town, South Africa, held from October 13–18. Organized […]

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Coral Reef Conservation at Miami Art Week 2024

Collaborations

At the intersection of art, science, and environmental advocacy, visual artists Randi Renate and Beatriz Chachamovits are unveiling a groundbreaking sculpture that merges creative expression with coral reef conservation. Presented […]

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Proud Baker’s Cay Resort employees pose with their completed spiral tree.

Uniting for Coral Conservation with Baker’s Cay Resort

Education & Outreach

Coral Restoration Foundation™ (CRF) was thrilled to bring hands-on restoration to the employees and guests of long-term supporter Baker’s Cay Resort in Key Largo on Saturday, October 19, 2024,  in an event […]

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Twelfth grade students from Key West High School observing the “Balancing the Reef” activity which focuses on ocean acidification.

Inspiring Future Ocean Stewards with EPA-Funded ‘Coral Reefs and You’ Program

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Coral Restoration Foundation™ is dedicated to educating the public about coral reefs, our restoration work, and the impacts of human, biological, and environmental factors on coral health. Sharing this knowledge with […]

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Close up of scientist placing a tube containing coral genotypes into tray

Safeguarding Coral Genotypes for the Future with The ‘Tree of Life’

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At Coral Restoration Foundation™, one of our goals is to preserve the genetic diversity of the corals of Florida’s Coral Reef. This is critical to ensure resilience in future populations […]

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Photo of Indigo Dandelion Lee Mané wearing a white button up and vest while sitting in front of window

Cultivating Creativity and Conservation Through Crypto

Spotlight

Indigo Dandelion Lee Mané’s journey towards supporting Coral Restoration Foundation™ (CRF™) is as vibrant and diverse as the reefs they’re passionate about preserving. Having a background in Tech and Finance, Dandelion is a […]

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Divers scouted habitats along Long Reef for suitable restoration areas, noting the baseline populations of key coral species like Acropora palmata.

Laying the Groundwork For Coral Restoration in St. Croix

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From September 7-15, 2024 , CRF™ Science Program Manager,  Alex Neufeld, and CRF™ Director of Restoration Strategy, Jessica Levy, visited our St. Croix satellite program to assist with photomosaic operations and restoration planning on Long […]

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Close up of corals dying from bleaching event

Navigating A World Without Coral Reefs

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The global extinction of an entire habitat has been an unprecedented event, never occurring within recorded human history. However, it is rapidly becoming our reality as human driven activity severely threatens the health of coral reefs, causing them to become […]

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The UZELA lights installed in our nursery

Feeding Coral Nurseries with UZELA: A New Hope for Coral Restoration

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 As ocean temperatures continue to rise due to climate change, coral reefs around the world are facing challenges like the Fourth Global Bleaching event that rocked Florida’s Coral Reef last […]

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US Virgin Islands Pillar Coral Spawning Workshop

Global

Pillar coral is a stony coral species that was once abundantly found throughout Florida and the Caribbean Sea. This coral species has a unique growth pattern, growing upwards in stacks that […]

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Coral Spawning in the Florida Keys: The Future of Our Reefs 

Restoration, Science

As Florida’s summer approaches its climax, Florida’s coral reefs are nearing their own pivotal moment: the annual coral spawn. This spectacular mass reproduction event can be observed just after the full […]

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In The Shade: A Bleaching Mitigation Strategy

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It is estimated that at least 60% of corals around the world bleached during the fourth global bleaching event.   This event originated in the Caribbean region in the summer of 2023, and […]

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Reflections from Capitol Hill Ocean’s Week 2024: Insights from a CRF™ Intern

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I had the immense privilege of attending this year’s Capitol Hill Ocean’s Week (CHOW), hosted by the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, as a program intern for the Global Strategy Department […]

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Person holding a small white bag featuring a red coral design

Designing Hope with Sea Bags’ Kat Casale

Spotlight

  In this insightful interview, Kat Casale, Design Manager at Sea Bags, shares her experiences and thoughts on the ocean, coral reefs, and climate change, reflecting her passion for marine […]

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Non-Acroporid Outplanting for Resilience and Recovery

Restoration

Coral Restoration Foundation™ (CRF™) is the largest non-profit organization in the world dedicated to the active restoration of our planet’s coral reefs. CRF™ continues innovating in the field of coral restoration practice […]

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