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Corals for Conservation

Org #26045
Vetted since 2014 Top Ranked Staff Favorite
2009
year founded
$235,049
raised on GlobalGiving
8
years fundraising
2
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Corals for Conservation (C4C) addresses poverty-driven coral reef decline by developing sustainable, community-appropriate enterprises designed to shift the burden away from over-used and depleted fisheries resources. C4C promotes "coral gardeners" as new profession for resorts, providing employment and added value to the industry while contributing to coral reef conservation and restoration. We recognize that if people and industry are major parts of the problem then they are also major parts of the solution.

Project Leaders
Joseph  Clark
Joseph Clark
Austin Bowden-Kerby
Austin Bowden-Kerby
Nancy Clark
Nancy Clark
Nicole Mohr
Nicole Mohr
Annelise McDougall
Annelise McDougall
Berna Tural
Berna Tural
Team
Eminoni Raivoka, Simione Koto, Austin Bowden-Kerby, Wilson Hazelman, Nicole Raivoka, Annelise McDougall
Organization Information
PO Box 4649
Samabula,
Fiji
679 938-6437
Organization Information
PO Box 4649
Samabula,
Fiji
679 938-6437

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Aug 24, 2023
"Great" Coral Reef Fiji All-Hands Community Plan
 Bula Coral Reef Sustaining Supporters & Friends: Together with local tribal chiefs, Corals for Conservation is devising plans for a more massive moving of heat-adapted corals out to...
Aug 24, 2023
Youth as Solution to Corals Crisis: Reef as Classroom for World Ocean Day
     On World Ocean Day, three classrooms of students came to the reef with their teachers for a first-hand experience.  Austin acted as a Pied Piper -- children...
Aug 22, 2023
We are in very Hot Water: The Earth's thermostat just broke!
Dear Friends of the Corals,  The earth's thermostat just broke!  July 2023 was the hottest month on record in the last 120,000 years, based on modern measurents plus isotope data in...
 
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