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Coastal Developments

Damselfish swim near an artificial reef structure off O‘ahu. (Image credit: Nina Schiettekatte)

Scripps Studies Show Reef Sound Playback Boosts Coral and Fish Larvae Recovery

(Image credit: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

WHOI’s McGee and Veatch Elected to Marine Technology Society Board

CWP Engineering and Università del Salento Partner on Mediterranean Coastal Research

Coastline of (North) Sulawesi, Indonesia: Coral reefs, mangrove forests, and seagrass beds are closely interconnected and together form a “tropical triad” of coastal ecosystems. (Credit: Sebastian Ferse, ZMT)

Fugro and EOMAP Join m-CONNECT to Map and Protect Linked Coastal Ecosystems

Awtij Indigenous Marine Intelligence Wins MEOPAR and Ocean Exchange Funding Award

(Image credit: PLOCAN)

BlueMissionAA2030 Kicks Off in Dublin to Restore Atlantic and Arctic Ocean Ecosystems

Researchers led by Prof. Jompa from Hasanuddin University assessed coral reefs’ health across three islands in Indonesia’s Spermonde Archipelago, combining ecological monitoring with community perspectives. The study found clear differences in reef conditions and highlighted opportunities for stronger community involvement in conservation through targeted training, tools, and support. (Image credit: Professor Jamaluddin Jompa from Hasanuddin University, Indonesia)

Hasanuddin University Study Finds Community Knowledge Key to Coral Reef Conservation in Indonesia

(Image credit: EurekAlert)

Restored Oyster Reefs Could Deliver Trillions in Ecosystem Value Annually

(Image credit: Isla Bonita)

Isla Bonita Project Launches to Restore Seas Around Nine European Islands

Karen Neely (left) and Kathryn Toth (right) work on a shade. (Image credit: Arelys Chaparro)

Umbrella Shades Protect Vulnerable Caribbean Corals from Bleaching

A saline meadow near Yerseke in the Netherlands, where plants grow on raised mounds called hummocks, separated by lower, largely unvegetated hollows. (Credit: Mingxuan Wu/NIOZ)

NIOZ Study Finds Coastal Meadow Patterns Shield Plants from Rising Salinity

Present day Olowalu. (Credit: @archershoots)

Ancient Coral Core from Olowalu Reef Reveals 250 Years of Climate and Land-Use Change

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