ResourceCurrent SE Asia bleaching event and response
"CRCP scientists have joined an international team of researchers to assess the ecological, social, and economic impacts on sites and communities from the current coral bleaching event in the greater Coral Triangle region. Local partners in Thailand, Mala...
ResourceSanctuary has healthiest coral reef system
"NOAA National Ocean Service recently released a report detailing a comprehensive study of the fish communities and habitats of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, located off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana. Researchers from the National...
ResourceNOAA maps: USVI and Puerto Rico coral ecosystems
"The underwater habitats that lie below the calm, turquoise waters surrounding the Caribbean islands of Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands (USVI) are at the heart of a current NOAA scientific research mission."
ResourceCRCP explores new frontier: Social media
"The CRCP invites you to check out three new social media tools available from our website; RSS feeds, Facebook, and AddThis."
ResourceUSVI and Puerto Rico Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems Mission
"Investigating mesophotic coral ecosystems in the waters surrounding the Caribbean islands of Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands (USVI) is the purpose of an upcoming NOAA-supported research mission."
ResourceDerby removes over 500 invasive lionfish from Florida Keys
"Over 500 invasive lionfish were removed from the waters of the Florida Keys in one day during the Long Key Lionfish Derby; part of the Second Annual Florida Keys Lionfish Derby Series."
ResourceNew ocean acidification education tool developed
"The CRCP developed a new Ocean Acidification (OA) Data-in-the-Classroom Module, including lesson plans, for science teachers of grades 10-12. It is available online and a free training will be held in mid-June."
ResourceNOAA unveils new mapping tool for St. John
"NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science announces the launch of the St. John Biogeography Integrated Online Mapper (BIOMapper). The St. John BIOMapper provides managers and scientists with improved access to coastal and ocean data and a way to ...
ResourceNOAA assesses post-tsunami debris in American Samoa
"On November 29, a NOAA team began working in American Samoa to assess and mitigate the impact that the marine debris has on the coral reef ecosystems around Tutuila Island. The team's primary mission was to complete a preliminary survey of the amount and...
ResourceCoral monitoring cruise departs for US Pacific
"NOAA ship Hi'ialakai has a three month long expedition to monitor the condition of coral reefs in the Pacific."