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Reef Resilience Network
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2013
For more than 19 years, the Reef Resilience Network has served as a global leader in building the capacity of marine managers to effectively manage, protect, and restore coral reefs and reef fisheries around the world. To achieve this, we connect reef managers and practitioners with peers, experts, and the latest science and strategies, and provide online and hands-on training and implementation support. The Network is a partnership led by The Nature Conservancy that is comprised of 5,000+ members, and supported by dozens of partners and TNC staff, as well as hundreds of global experts in coral reefs, fisheries, climate change, and communication who serve as trainers, advisors, and content reviewers.
MPA Finance: First Steps for Marine Managers Webinar
Marine protected areas (MPAs) are important tools for supporting the conservation and recovery of marine ecosystems. MPAs also provide critical co-benefits to nearby communities by improving fisheries management, enhancing tourism, and supporting resilient coastal communities. Despite their importance and value, it can be difficult to secure funding to support the long-term success and ongoing needs of MPAs. To help managers and planners better understand MPA finance opportunities, the Reef Resilience Network developed a new MPA Finance Toolkit in partnership with the Blue Nature Alliance: reefresilience.org/mpa-finance/
- Lihla Noori of the Blue Nature Alliance provided an overview of the MPA Finance Toolkit and shared insights on practical steps managers can take to explore financing options for their own sites.
- Allen Cedras, Chief Executive Officer of the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA), drew on his experience as a site-level manager and expertise in MPA financing to provide a real-world example of MPA financing in practice. He discussed the history of SPGA’s financing, including the structure of the SPGA, its transition from a government entity to a public-private enterprise, and the SPGA user fee system.
- Michael McGreevey, Director of Conservation Investments at Conservation International, also joined us for the question-and-answer session.
- Lihla Noori of the Blue Nature Alliance provided an overview of the MPA Finance Toolkit and shared insights on practical steps managers can take to explore financing options for their own sites.
- Allen Cedras, Chief Executive Officer of the Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA), drew on his experience as a site-level manager and expertise in MPA financing to provide a real-world example of MPA financing in practice. He discussed the history of SPGA’s financing, including the structure of the SPGA, its transition from a government entity to a public-private enterprise, and the SPGA user fee system.
- Michael McGreevey, Director of Conservation Investments at Conservation International, also joined us for the question-and-answer session.
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This webinar covered The Nature Conservancy’s community-led conservation approach and how to put that approach into action. They highlighted a sustainable livelihood initiative from coastal Ecuador, where local fishers are being trained in beekeeping: strengthening the local communities’ social, environmental, and economic resilience while also accomplishing conservation goals in reducing press...
How to Apply Coral Reef Connectivity Models to Reef Management
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This webinar explored two different approaches to gain insight into coral reef connectivity: a hydrodynamic model and population genetics. Experts presented on the two techniques, including what these techniques can and cannot tell us, and showcased how each approach has been used to support management in the Pacific Islands. The presentations were aimed at helping marine managers understand wh...
The Miamba Yetu Programme: Sustainable Reef Investments
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Dr. Fahd Al-Guthmy, Programme Director for Conservation Finance, Wildlife Conservation Society, describes the Miamba Yetu Programme for sustainable reef investments.
The Debt-for-Nature Swap & Blue Finance Experience in Seychelles
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Alain de Comarmond, Fundraising & Partnership Manager for SeyCCAT, discusses the debt-swap and blue finance experience in Seychelles.
BIOFUND Mozambique: A Brief Introduction to the CTF Sustainable Finance Mechanism
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Sean Nazerali, Director for Innovative Financing at BIOFUND, the Mozambican foundation for the conservation of biodiversity, talks about BIOFUND as a model for conservation trust funds in the region.
Addressing Wastewater Pollution: A Step-by-Step Guide for Conservation and Sanitation Practitioners
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Partnership between the conservation and sanitation sectors is a critical tool in working toward solutions. In acknowledgement of these interwoven systems, Wildlife Conservation Society, The Nature Conservancy, and other partners recently released A Guide for Integrated Conservation and Sanitation Programs and Approaches. In this webinar, the guide’s lead author, Dr. Amelia Wenger of Wildlife C...
Preparing, Monitoring, and Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Western Indian Ocean Webinar
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Over the past three years, coral reefs have experienced a temporary refuge in the La Niña phase. However, the tide is turning as we face an unfolding El Niño event, ushering in warmer conditions that pose a renewed threat to these fragile ecosystems. During this webinar, experts from CORDIO East Africa will share information about the current El Niño transition and its potential consequences, p...
Ocean Wastewater Pollution Learning Exchange 2023
มุมมอง 154ปีที่แล้ว
The Reef Resilience Network hosted an Ocean Wastewater Pollution Learning Exchange to provide marine managers an opportunity to network and learn from peers and experts. This interactive virtual session featured: opportunities to ask questions and share your successes and challenges with wastewater pollution management; experts sharing about water quality monitoring, strategic communications, a...
Good for Business and Good for Reefs: How to Engage the Tourism Sector in Reef Restoration
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During this webinar, reef restoration experts discussed the benefits and challenges of working with the tourism sector and provided advice based on their work in Australia, Thailand, and the Bahamas. Topics included education, sustainable funding, and creating marketable experiences. This webinar was co-hosted by the Coral Restoration Consortium’s Field-based Propagation Working Group and the R...
Reef Resilience Network Training in The Bahamas, 2023
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Increasing Management Effectiveness through Collaborative Meetings & Strategic Communications Training
Seaweed Farming in Zanzibar: Empowering Women and Improving Sustainability Webinar
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During this webinar, George Maina gave an overview of The Nature Conservancy’s restorative seaweed initiative and aquaculture efforts in the Western Indian Ocean. Mondy Muhando, also from The Nature Conservancy, shared successes and lessons learned on a recently launched community-empowerment and environmental-training program that helps address challenges to farming seaweed sustainably in Zanz...
Developing Sustainable Seaweed Aquaculture in Belize
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Sustainable seaweed aquaculture, when farmed well, can relieve pressure on wild stock fishery resources and provides numerous ecological, social, political, and economic benefits. Tiffany Waters, Global Aquaculture Manager for TNC’s Global Aquaculture Program, kicked off the webinar by speaking about the benefits of restorative aquaculture and TNC’s goals to ensure that at least half of new mar...
Applying Structured Decision Making to Inform Reef Management Decisions Webinar
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During this webinar, Mayuran Sivapalan and Jerome Bowen, leaders of the Australian Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program (RRAP) Modelling and Decision Support Sub-Program, shared specific examples of how structured decision making has been used to progress several areas of strategic reef management: - How to accelerate the development and use of innovative methods for crown-of-thorns starfish...
Understanding Climate Tradeoffs of Wastewater Management Strategies Webinar
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Visit reefresilience.org/ocean-sewage-series/ to learn more! In this one-hour webinar, experts from ERG shared findings from their recent research which involved synthesizing data from global sources and models for wastewater management to increase understanding of global opportunities for greenhouse gas mitigation. They presented high-level tradeoffs associated with different wastewater treatm...
Predicting and Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Western Indian Ocean
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Predicting and Responding to Coral Bleaching in the Western Indian Ocean
Western Indian Ocean Bleaching Monitoring Service Tutorial
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Western Indian Ocean Bleaching Monitoring Service Tutorial
Introduction to the Allen Coral Atlas Bleaching Monitoring System
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Introduction to the Allen Coral Atlas Bleaching Monitoring System
How Insurance Can Support Reef Resilience
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How Insurance Can Support Reef Resilience
Restoration Techniques for Non-Branching Corals: Lessons from Around the World
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Restoration Techniques for Non-Branching Corals: Lessons from Around the World
Ocean Sewage Series: Solutions for Wastewater Pollution Video Podcast
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Ocean Sewage Series: Solutions for Wastewater Pollution Video Podcast
Reef Brigades: Rapid Response & Emergency Reef Repair in Quintana Roo, Mexico
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Reef Brigades: Rapid Response & Emergency Reef Repair in Quintana Roo, Mexico
Brigadas de arrecifes actividades de respuesta para la atención a arrecifes post-tormenta en México
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Brigadas de arrecifes actividades de respuesta para la atención a arrecifes post-tormenta en México
Ocean Sewage Series: How Working With The Sanitation Sector Can Improve Reef Health
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Ocean Sewage Series: How Working With The Sanitation Sector Can Improve Reef Health
Workshop: Utilize The Allen Coral Atlas to Enhance Coral Reef Management and Monitoring
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Workshop: Utilize The Allen Coral Atlas to Enhance Coral Reef Management and Monitoring
Using Resilience Assessments to Guide Management Actions by Dr. Eric Conklin
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Using Resilience Assessments to Guide Management Actions by Dr. Eric Conklin
Active Coral Restoration: Techniques for a Changing Planet
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Active Coral Restoration: Techniques for a Changing Planet
Introduction to the Wastewater Pollution Toolkit
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Introduction to the Wastewater Pollution Toolkit
Ocean Sewage Series: Applying Behavior Based Solutions to Sewage Pollution
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Ocean Sewage Series: Applying Behavior Based Solutions to Sewage Pollution
Finfish Aquaculture 101 for Coral Reef Managers
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Finfish Aquaculture 101 for Coral Reef Managers
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is it possible to have a pdf file of this power point presentation? Very valuable information!
when you analyse on how much is going into the water because of a practise learned in the middle ages? when we look at what we use water for, seems such a waste to crap in it, and then drink it, ,I mean I have standards too? when that human waste is the best fertilizer if composted properly? when you just look at the value of iot alone is unbelievable, and we waste it on the oceans not thinking one day its gonna hurt our ecosystem, I know everyone is grossed out in even talking abouty it , what can I say, 80percent untreated, why is it not being composted? I mean if you cannot afford to treat it, then why not composte it on dry land? must be they have no dry land? so many problems, >3 and our discharge is going to get higher to, some homes three wash rooms, yes low flushing toilets, lol, I know not funny but dark ghumour, what >3 I wounder what is the code to the Oceans? okay a run down we crap in the water and then have people and machines work at getting it out of the water, when its what around 90percent water to begin with, our crap? depends on how much fibre you had, huh, solids? I agree with you we should think more about what we do!after all its 2022 and we need to share all the knowledge on environments needs , I feel dat, just an opinon
That is just my opinion. It is not a fact amongst the majority that has been acknowledged as of yet.
I just have one suggestion.......whatever it is that you're doing in the background that sounds like sharpening a pencil or flipping pages sometimes, you should not do while you're recording a video. It's distracting and itwas hard to stay focused on what you were saying at times when it was really loud.
80% of sewage is untreated!! Wow
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Can i get this book
Most excellent guys :)
Thanks to UNEP and ICRI for including our Corals for Conservation restoration sites as a case study in the report. For self-funded graduates students and researchers, it may still be possible to get a permit to enter our COVID free Fiji. We welcome research in our sites, and if people can successfully test the waters and get permission to come in, we can provide accommodation and field access support.
Thanks for going over the history or the different managemnt strategies
This is a pretty neat tool, what is the origin of the source data - do local government/council bodies provide any GIS shapefiles/layers or is this data collected onground and is more modern? It would be great to have this information available on a global scale, taking into account bathymetry, tide data, information on local currents etc. to help assist local reef restoration efforts :)
Definitely an interesting area that supports research and monitoring of our reefs
Thanks for making this summary video :)
where can I get the Reef manager file so I can work with it?
Why has this information about GFCR not appeared on Coral List?
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How wonderful. I didn't know this existed
Really interesting experiment! I have lived in Florida my entire life and had never knew they even existed! I am trying to do more research on them, but I can't find much. Are these species regulated by FWC? Is this crab species found in all Florida waters or just in the Keys? At what depths are these crabs typically found? Also, is this crab species abundant or are they a threatened or an endangered species? If you could answer these questions or point me to a database on this species, I would be very grateful!
Thx a lot, I forgot to joint the conference. <3
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These presentations were great. Thank you so much. #StrongCoasts #FragmentsofHope #ReefsofHope. Would love a price tag on system needed for folks to get their photomosaics processed, stored, and shared.
Nice.....#Fisheries Only
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is it possible if i want to request the slide for this webinar? If possible, do email it to me: faizhanapiah@gmail.com
Thank you to all those who joined the webinar. Just to clarify a point...if you have already conducted surveys at some sites in the post-bleaching period i.e. after August 2016, there is no need to resurvey these sites in Sept/Oct 2017. The data from the surveys already conducted will be sufficient to contribute to the initiative. The post-bleaching surveys in Sept/Oct 2017 should only be done at sites which have not been surveyed since August 2016.
very enlightening. Stakeholders list certainly shows that this involves us all
I very much liked the animation showing the spillover effect. Is this video available for download and for use in MPA communications? Are there any similar ones that may be used?
There is a problem with the audio of this video. Can you re-upload the video?
Great overview and presentation!