By Ruben Torres | Project Leader
During this period (November 2017 to January 2018), a total of US$3,224.31 (via the Global Giving website from 34 donations, five of them recurring, many thanks for the continued support). All your donations and giving this coral species a chance.
Adopt-a-coral campaign was implemented during Christmas holydays using social media, and private sector companies that adopted corals for their clients.
Coral nursery activities conducted during this period include:
Nursery Location: Palmar de Ocoa
Last Monitoring Visit: November 5th, and January 28th
Status: Fragments still alive and are growing healthy. Some corals have died due to sedimentation.
Nursery Location: Las Galeras
Last Monitoring Visit: Pending
Status: Rough sea conditions during the winter months when cold fronts reach DR north coast are frequent, have prevented us to work in this coral nursery.
Nursery Location: Montecristi
Last Monitoring Visit: Pending
Status: Rough sea conditions during the winter months when cold fronts reach DR north coast are frequent, have prevented us to work in this coral nursery.
Nursery Location: Pedernales
Last Monitoring Visit: January 7th 2018
Status: More corals were installed in this nursery brought from Juancho coastal town, consisting mainly in fragments from Elkhorn corals (Acropora palmatta),
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