KNOWLEDGE

Resources & Publications

2026 — pending

Lead Author(s): Pomeroy et al, NOAA

Mass Caribbean-wide Acropora coral mortality overshadows emergent thermal tolerance - Nature

2026 — pending

Lead Author(s): Johanna Calle-Triviño, Iberostar Wave of Change

(Pending) Evaluating and monitoring bleaching in the Caribbean, Suplemento Especial de Revista de Biología Tropical — XII Congreso Mexicano de Arrecifes Coralinos — III Congreso Panamericano de Arrecifes Coralinos

Lead Author(s): Goldstein, B. E., & Caribbean Restoration Interventions Consortium & NOAA

Advancing coral reef interventions in the Caribbean: Overcoming barriers, enabling action [Policy brief] - Conservation Biology

2026 — pending

2025 — pending

Lead Author(s): Manuel Alejandro Rodríguez Redondo, Maguá Ecological Foundation

(Pending) Establishing the Caribbean's largest repository of the Atlantic Pillar Coral's (Dendrogyra cylindrus) last survivors in northern Hispaniola

2024 — pending

Lead Author(s): Gretchen Goodbody-Gringley, Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) & John Bruno, UNC Chapel Hill

(Pending) Determining Adaptation Based on Thermal Influences on Metabolism Among Surviving Specimens of Acropora cervicornis Before and After the Fourth Global Bleaching Event of 2023-2024 in Little Cayman

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We owe infinite gratitude to the following coral conservation pioneers, leaders and innovators who have been instrumental over the years in providing moral and technical support, platforming our work, reviewing our research, flagging funding opportunities and partnering in the field.

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS

Dr. Austin Bowden-Kerby

Founder - Corals4Conservation

Dr. Andrew Ross

Owner - Seascape Caribbean

Inaugural Steering Committee Member - Coral Restoration Consortium

Dr. Johanna Calle-Trivino

Coordenadora Cientifica - Iberostar Wave of Change

Regional Co-Chair - Coral Restoration Consortium

Dr Thomas Goreau

Founder - Global Coral Reef Alliance

Dr Harmony Martell

Founder - Ocean Harmony Consulting

Courtesy Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Florida International University Environmental Epigenetics Laboratory

Manuel Alejandro Rodriguez Redondo

Founder - Magua Ecological Foundation