SECORE integrates science and engineering, refines coral restoration methodologies using coral seeding and creates novel tools that allow for the implementation of large-scale restoration—global coral restoration.
We strongly cooperate with our local partners at each working site, provide training and mentor-ship to facilitate the implementation of coral breeding methods and restoration tools on-site.
Implementation sites
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Belize - together with Fragments of Hope Belize and University of Belize
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Bonaire - together with ReefRenewal Foundation Bonaire (RRFB)
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Colombia - together with ECOMARES
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Cuba - together with the team around the University of Havana
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Curaçao - together with Carmabi Research Station at pilot sites; see also coral restoration research
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Dominican Republic - together with FUNDEMAR
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Florida, US – together with University of Miami, Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, and the Biscayne National Park Authorities
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Honduras - together wie Roatan Marine Park and Utila Coral Restoration
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Mexico, along the Riviera Maya - together with Coralium, the Reef Systems Academic Unit (department of the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico); see also capacity center Meso-America
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The Bahamas - together with Perry Institute of Marine Science and Cape Eleuthera Institute
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The US Virgin Islands - together with The Nature Conservancy
Our coral breeding restoration approach ('sexual coral restoration') allows to increase the efficiency of restoration actions and to adapt new procedures 'along the way', as well as to integrate resilience enhancement strategies as they become available (coral resilience).
Read more:
- about our Global Coral Restoration program
- about SECORE's work
- check out our Newsroom
SECORE's mission is to create and share the tools and technologies to sustainably restore coral reefs worldwide.
You can make a difference: your donation is vital for us to continue where we excel - creating the tools to sustainably restore coral reefs around the world.
