CoralCarib Project

Elkhorn and boulder coral in the ocean. — Elkorn and Boulder Coral Elkhorn and boulder coral on the reef at Del Este National Park which lies along the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic. The Nature Conservancy is working with the government of the Dominican Republic as well as other partner conservation organizations to protect the park and its fragile marine environment. © Jeff Yonover

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CoralCarib aims to use advanced strategies to improve marine biodiversity in priority coral reef ecosystems in Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti and Jamaica

Through project interventions, healthier and more resilient reefs will provide socio-economic benefits to people living in the coastal zones in these four countries. Project activities are designed to protect, restore, and sustainably use coral reefs with high potential to survive future climate impacts, using a pioneering new modeling approach to identify and prioritize coral climate refugia sites.

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CoralCarib Outputs Project outputs © Christina Colondres

What does CoralCarib do?

This project aims to improve local livelihoods and impacts brought on by climate change by restoring key coral reef areas in four unique geographies within the Caribbean.

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CoralCarib Project (4:37) Learn what makes the CoralCarib project unique by hearing from our staff and other stakeholders.

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CoralCarib Project

Designed to improve coral reef resilience, marine biodiversity, and economic benefits in Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba and the Dominican Republic

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CoralCarib Project Launch (55:30) The project was launched with a large event in Jamaica featuring speakers such as the Jamaican Minister of the Environment, the German Ambassador to Jamaica and TNC Caribbean's Executive Director, among others.