Stay Updated on Ocean Conservation Efforts

Plastic Pollution Efforts

Plastic pollution is a growing crisis, but solutions are constantly emerging. Stay informed by:

• Checking our live feed – We’ve embedded the latest news and updates on plastic pollution on our Reducing Ocean Plastic.

• Following conservation groups – Organizations like Ocean Conservancy share action plans, research, and cleanup events.

• Subscribing to newsletters – Get regular updates from leading environmental groups to stay engaged.

  For real-time updates and ways to take action, visit our [Reducing Ocean Plastic].

Coral Restoration Updates

Coral reefs are under threat, but restoration efforts are making a difference. Here’s how to stay updated:

• Check out our live Coral Restoration feed – We’ve gathered news, research, and conservation efforts on our Protecting Coral Reef.

• Follow coral conservation organizations – Groups like the Coral Restoration Foundation and Reef Check share the latest developments.

• Join citizen science projects – Report coral health using apps like Reef Check and iNaturalist.

  For the latest updates and ways to help, visit our [Protecting Coral Reefs].

How to Get Involved in Coral Restoration

Coral restoration isn’t a guaranteed solution, but it’s an important tool in protecting reefs. If you want to make a difference:

• Support Coral Restoration Organizations – Donate or volunteer with groups like:

  • Coral Restoration Foundation (Focuses on coral nurseries)

  • Reef Check (Global citizen science monitoring program)

  • The Nature Conservancy’s Coral Program (Reef resilience & restoration)

• Participate in Citizen Science Projects – Help scientists track coral health by joining reef monitoring programs.

• Reduce Your Environmental Impact – Use reef-safe sunscreen, minimize plastic waste, and support sustainable tourism.

Take Action Today!

Small changes can lead to big impacts. Here’s how you can get involved:

• Join a Clean-Up Event – Help remove plastic waste from beaches and oceans. Check out our Clean-Up Event Calendar below or visit conservation groups for opportunities near you.

• Support Coral Restoration Efforts – While restoration isn’t a guaranteed solution, it’s an important tool in reef conservation. You can:

  • Participate in restoration projects with certified organizations.

  • Learn about coral-safe diving practices to minimize human impact.

  • Stay updated on new reef conservation strategies.

• Reduce Plastic Waste in Your Daily Life – Simple changes like switching to reusable products, supporting sustainable brands, and advocating for policy changes can significantly reduce ocean pollution.

Every Action Counts

From staying informed to making eco-friendly choices, everyone has a role in protecting the ocean. Explore the resources above, take action, and be part of the movement to preserve our blue planet for future generations!

Plastic Pollution & Coral Restoration