Welcome to those who joined us this month in our field journal – N°12 / August 2026 EDITORIAL This edition, we’re taking you to Indonesia, at the heart of the Coral Triangle, in the Karimunjawa archipelago, where we opened our 9th and 10th coral restoration zones. A mission we’ve lived from day one alongside you, […]
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Welcome to our coral field journal – N°11 / July 2026 EDITORIAL This month, we’re taking you to Mozambique. Sébastien visited a few months ago: 14 days on the ground to assess one year of restoration in Mulala Bay. What he found, the successes, the challenges, and what we take away from it. Thank you
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Welcome to our Coral Logbook – Issue #10 / February 2026 2026 starts strong. Very strong. This year will be like no other for The Coral Planters. After 8 years of restoration, awareness-raising, and commitment, we’re reaching a historic milestone: 3 new restoration zones are opening up. Three new continents. Three ecosystems. An amplified mission.
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As the holiday season approaches, the same question comes back every year: how can we give gifts that are meaningful, responsible, and truly useful? At The Coral Planters, we believe a gift can be much more than an object. It can be a commitment, supporting concrete actions and creating a positive impact for the environment.
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Welcome to our Coral Logbook – Issue #9 This month, everything is about color.November marks the Coral Bleaching Awareness Month, reminding us that every lost hue tells the story of a fragile ocean — but also of the hope that restoration brings. 🌊 And because every gesture counts, we are proud to announce our collaboration
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At The Coral Planters, we believe that global collaboration is key to protecting and restoring coral reefs.By bringing together NGOs, scientists, institutions, and citizens, we can build lasting impact for ocean conservation. That’s why we’re highlighting today an inspiring initiative — The Coral Reef Research Hub, a unique collaborative platform connecting coral reef researchers, students,
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What role do coral reefs play? Coral reefs play a crucial role in maintaining marine ecosystems (Chaukaa & Nyangoko, 2023). Their ecological, economic, and social importance is significant. They act as natural coastal barriers, protecting shorelines from erosion and extreme weather events. They provide habitat for an incredibly diverse range of species (Mora & Andréfouët,
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The harmful chemicals in sunscreens cause environmental stress, which contributes to coral bleaching, a phenomenon that is devastating 25% of marine life.
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