Caribbean Coral Reefs: Innovation in rehabilitation

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CESaRE Voices

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Welcome to CESaRE Voices! Where we bring Caribbean research in the environmental sciences and renewable energy closer to you. Join our host, Jelani Blake, as he discusses a range of pertinent topics with leading voices from the Caribbean. How can you make more individual and low-carbon impact? Which groups are most vulnerable to climate change? Who is leading the small island race to net-zero? All these questions and more are explored in CESaRE Voices! Tune in to connect to our region's research.

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Caribbean Coral Reefs: Innovation in rehabilitation

CESaRE Voices

47 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

Caribbean Coral Reefs: Innovation in rehabilitation

In this episode of CESaRE Voices, host Jelani Blake engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Doug Marcy, founder of the Caribbean Coral Restoration Center (CCRC), and Randy Cinski, CCRC's Operations Manager. 🌱💧 Together, they unpack the science and urgency behind coral reef restoration in the Caribbean—essential to sustaining the region's biodiversity, fisheries, and coastal communities.

Discover how the CCRC spearheads cutting-edge efforts to rehabilitate coral ecosystems, from innovative restoration techniques to policy initiatives. 🌍 Dive into the role of coral reefs as natural barriers against climate change and rising sea levels, and explore what actions are necessary to safeguard these vital resources for future generations.

This episode offers valuable insights for scientists, environmental advocates, and policymakers across the Caribbean, providing a blueprint for regional conservation efforts that ensure long-term sustainability. 🌿🔬

Join us as we highlight the critical need for collaboration, innovation, and community-driven solutions to restore coral reefs and foster a sustainable Caribbean. 🎧💡

🔊 Credits: Hosted and produced by Jelani Blake, curated by Dr. Ariel T. Thomas, with support from Afia Boney.