Global Coral Reef Alliance
Regeneration International interviews Thomas Goreau at GSOC17
Regeneration International interviews Thomas Goreau at The Global Symposium on Soil Organic Carbon on how quickly soil carbon increases can stabilize CO2 at safe levels and the special role of biochar, mangroves, salt marshes, and sea grasses. 21 - 23 March 2017 FAO,...
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Two Innovative Materials for Floating Islands
A recent meeting at the United Nations showed that floating cities and islands will be increasingly needed when sea level rise accelerates: OCEANIX Website Marine Habitat Regeneration Waterworld? Floating Cities Turn Hollywood Sci-fi Into Reality As Sea Levels Rise...
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Bahamas hurricane destruction
Abaco and Grand Bahama have just been devastated by the Atlantic hurricane with the strongest winds recorded at landfall. The local fishermen have lived there since the 1700s and are used to surviving hurricanes every year, but they have never seen damage from wave...
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OneClimate interview with Coral Reef Expert Thomas Goreau at COP15 in Copenhagen
Dr. Tom Goreau, President of the Global Coral Reef Alliance and renowned biogeochemist, marine biologist and son of Thomas F. Goreau stopped by to talk to OneClimate at the climate change conference that took place in Copenhagen Denmark in December 2009....
read moreSpectacular Biorock coral growth videos
Dredging threatens exceptional coral reefs in front of Panama Canal
Biorock electric coral reefs survive the most severe hurricanes with little or no damage
Two new Global Coral Reef Alliance videos answer the question many people have: what happens in a hurricane? Here we show that Biorock reefs hit by the eye of three of the strongest Caribbean hurricanes, Hanna, Ike, and Irma, suffered almost no physical damage and...
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Before and After : Biorock Electric Reefs in Curaçao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYSBdRCW6d0 Before and After time-lapse series by Michael Duss showing spectacular coral growth on Biorock electric reefs in Curaçao. This video shows the coral development at our BioRock project in Curacao with the status September...
read moreBiorock project Curacao
Artificial reefs help to preserve valuable ecosystems Curacao's intact coral reefs belong to the most popular attraction for divers and snorkelers. Globally however, corals are endangered by human influences. Such as pollution and overfishing of the oceans for example...
read moreBiorock Shoreline Protection – Pulau Gangga, Sulawesi, Indonesia
https://youtu.be/DMPz-6aKxvI Biorock reefs grow eroded beaches back naturally and rapidly at Pulau Gangga, Sulawesi, Indonesia
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