Coral Reef Crime Scene Investigation South Eastern Caribbean The Buccoo Reef Trust, Tobago, hosted a regional CSI training workshop from June 10-14, 2009, under funding… Read More »Coral Reef Crime Scene InvestigationSouth Eastern Caribbean
The tourism industry in the Dominican Republic (DR) is dependent on clean beaches, pristine water and healthy coral reefs, which protect the coast from erosion… Read More »Marine Tourism Alliance: Enhancing Tourism Competitiveness in the Dominican Republic
CSI Home | Products | Workshops | CSI Team Coral Reef CSI Products Coral Reef CSI ToolkitA product of the effective collaboration between experts from… Read More »Coral Reef CSI Products
Sustainable Tourism Tourism is the fastest growing industry in the MAR, with diving and coastal tourism as the principal socio-economic drivers in the majority of… Read More »Sustainable Tourism
Making a difference and affecting change in coral reef regions to alter the current downward trends in the health of coral reefs takes surprisingly few… Read More »Coral Reef Small Grants Facility
ICRAN participates at CBD COP9 In partnership with UNDP’s Equator Initiative (www.equatorinitiative.org), ICRAN hosted a workshop on ‘Community Responses to the Conservation and Sustainable Management… Read More »ICRAN participates at CBD COP9
Appropriate land-use practices are critical for the management of watersheds to ensure that the transport of sediment, nutrients and other pollutants to coral reefs is… Read More »Watershed Management
CSI Home | Products | Workshops | CSI Team Coral Reef Crime Scene Investigation Cozumel A pilot workshop, the first of its type, was conducted… Read More »Coral Reef Crime Scene InvestigationCozumel
Sanganeb Atoll has a highly diverse coral reef assemblage that attracts large numbers of European divers each year. Situated in the open sea, the atoll… Read More »Mooring Buoy Installation in Sanganeb Marine National Park, Sudan
Coral reefs are critical to the economic development of Pacific Island Countries, in particular through tourism and fisheries. However an estimated 40 % of the… Read More »Coral Reef Initiative for the South Pacific (CRISP)