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The 2025 Japan Prize has been awarded to CORDAP’s Executive Director, Professor @carlosduartephd.bsky.social , for his groundbreaking contributions to marine science and pioneering research on blue carbon.
April 16, 2025 at 1:40 PM
The 2025 Japan Prize has been awarded to CORDAP’s Executive Director, Professor @carlosduartephd.bsky.social , for his groundbreaking contributions to marine science and pioneering research on blue carbon.
Why is our Exec Director at the SOS Ocean Meeting?
"I am here to launch an SOS for corals, which are at risk of global collapse. Science is part of the solution but a societal tipping point is required to ensure they remain healthy for generations to come: we must face our responsibility." Carlos D
"I am here to launch an SOS for corals, which are at risk of global collapse. Science is part of the solution but a societal tipping point is required to ensure they remain healthy for generations to come: we must face our responsibility." Carlos D
March 31, 2025 at 8:07 AM
Why is our Exec Director at the SOS Ocean Meeting?
"I am here to launch an SOS for corals, which are at risk of global collapse. Science is part of the solution but a societal tipping point is required to ensure they remain healthy for generations to come: we must face our responsibility." Carlos D
"I am here to launch an SOS for corals, which are at risk of global collapse. Science is part of the solution but a societal tipping point is required to ensure they remain healthy for generations to come: we must face our responsibility." Carlos D
こんにちは (Kon'nichiwa)!
In our most recent meeting with the Japanese IGC representatives of CORDAP, we had the chance to learn about Japan’s efforts to conserve marine biodiversity both domestically and globally.
In our most recent meeting with the Japanese IGC representatives of CORDAP, we had the chance to learn about Japan’s efforts to conserve marine biodiversity both domestically and globally.
March 16, 2025 at 3:52 PM
こんにちは (Kon'nichiwa)!
In our most recent meeting with the Japanese IGC representatives of CORDAP, we had the chance to learn about Japan’s efforts to conserve marine biodiversity both domestically and globally.
In our most recent meeting with the Japanese IGC representatives of CORDAP, we had the chance to learn about Japan’s efforts to conserve marine biodiversity both domestically and globally.
CORDAP is proud to announce that our Executive Director, Prof@carlosduartephd.bsky.social has been awarded the 2025 Japan Prize—one of the world’s most prestigious scientific honors—for his groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of marine ecosystems and pioneering research on blue carbon.
January 29, 2025 at 12:31 PM
CORDAP is proud to announce that our Executive Director, Prof@carlosduartephd.bsky.social has been awarded the 2025 Japan Prize—one of the world’s most prestigious scientific honors—for his groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of marine ecosystems and pioneering research on blue carbon.
Learn more about this project funded by CORDAP by visiting cordap.org/dipl-team-me...
January 10, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Learn more about this project funded by CORDAP by visiting cordap.org/dipl-team-me...
Bringing coral reefs back to life on Mnemba Island can only be achieved with the full support and involvement of those who depend on them: fishers, traditional leaders, young and old generations, tourist operators, government bodies, academic institutions.
January 10, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Bringing coral reefs back to life on Mnemba Island can only be achieved with the full support and involvement of those who depend on them: fishers, traditional leaders, young and old generations, tourist operators, government bodies, academic institutions.
On Mnemba Island, in northern Unguja, Tanzania, everyone depends on corals. This has been true for many generations. The reefs support artisanal fishing and serve as a major attraction for tourists. Unfortunately, decades of overuse have severely degraded the reefs.
January 10, 2025 at 1:49 PM
On Mnemba Island, in northern Unguja, Tanzania, everyone depends on corals. This has been true for many generations. The reefs support artisanal fishing and serve as a major attraction for tourists. Unfortunately, decades of overuse have severely degraded the reefs.
Download the Industry Mapping Report: “Engaging Industry in Coral Restoration: A Global Landscape” and discover how your company can be part of this transformative database.
January 3, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Download the Industry Mapping Report: “Engaging Industry in Coral Restoration: A Global Landscape” and discover how your company can be part of this transformative database.
After a thorough search, we have identified 200 companies worldwide that can significantly boost coral conservation efforts. We’ve developed a database to bridge a persistent gap in the field: the lack of connection between conservationists and the private sector.
January 3, 2025 at 2:05 PM
After a thorough search, we have identified 200 companies worldwide that can significantly boost coral conservation efforts. We’ve developed a database to bridge a persistent gap in the field: the lack of connection between conservationists and the private sector.
Yes, #industry can help solve the global #coral #crisis. We just need a clear understanding of who can stand by our side and how to effectively transfer their knowledge and technology to support coral restoration and conservation.
cordap.org/the-top-200-...
cordap.org/the-top-200-...
January 3, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Yes, #industry can help solve the global #coral #crisis. We just need a clear understanding of who can stand by our side and how to effectively transfer their knowledge and technology to support coral restoration and conservation.
cordap.org/the-top-200-...
cordap.org/the-top-200-...