Why Save Coral Reefs
Coral reefs are a vital part of our planet’s life support system, providing food and coastal protection for millions. Yet, they are vanishing at an alarming rate, threatening marine ecosystems and human communities worldwide.
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Why Save Coral Reefs
Coral reefs are a vital part of our planet’s life support system, providing food and coastal protection for millions. Yet, they are vanishing at an alarming rate, threatening marine ecosystems and human communities worldwide.
Learn moreEngage with Us
Join us in restoring the reef resilience. Explore ways to dive deeper into our mission, connect with our community, and make a lasting impact for the future of life in the ocean.
By Land or Sea
Work With Us
Support the Coral Reefs
Your generosity fuels coral restoration efforts worldwide, helping to rebuild reefs, protect marine ecosystems, and support the communities that depend on them. Join us in making a lasting impact.
Resources
Access tools, knowledge, and innovative solutions to advance coral restoration efforts. Explore resources tailored for educators, practitioners, and ocean advocates worldwide.
For Practitioners
For Educators
Sarah Brown
Development Associate
Sarah hails from Pittsburgh, PA, where her fascination with aquatic life began in her grandparents’ backyard, caring for their koi pond. She pursued this passion at the College of Charleston, earning a B.S. in Marine Biology and developing a keen interest in coral reefs. After graduating, Sarah deepened her commitment to marine conservation through a 7-month divemaster and conservation internship in Fiji. Upon returning to the States, she joined the Coral Restoration Foundation™ internship program for a year. Demonstrating significant dedication and skill, Sarah has since advanced to become a Development Associate, where she continues to merge her scientific knowledge with her passion for environmental advocacy.
