Sociedad Mexicana de Arrecifes Coralinos
@somacmx.bsky.social
Sociedad de investigadores y estudiantes que se dedican a entender diferentes organismos y procesos que suceden en los arrecifes coralinos de México.
The Mexican Society for Coral Reefs is deeply grateful to
@biologists.bsky.social for their financial support as a sponsor of the 4th Pan-American Coral Reef Congress.
Their contribution will be a key to the successful development of these events.
Learn more: somac.org.mx
@biologists.bsky.social for their financial support as a sponsor of the 4th Pan-American Coral Reef Congress.
Their contribution will be a key to the successful development of these events.
Learn more: somac.org.mx
August 15, 2025 at 12:08 AM
The Mexican Society for Coral Reefs is deeply grateful to
@biologists.bsky.social for their financial support as a sponsor of the 4th Pan-American Coral Reef Congress.
Their contribution will be a key to the successful development of these events.
Learn more: somac.org.mx
@biologists.bsky.social for their financial support as a sponsor of the 4th Pan-American Coral Reef Congress.
Their contribution will be a key to the successful development of these events.
Learn more: somac.org.mx
As part of the XIII Mexican and IV Pan-American Coral Reef Congress, a series of specialized workshops will be offered for registered participants.
📚 Methods, tools, and technologies for coral reef research and monitoring.
📍Check dates and requirements in the official flyers.
📚 Methods, tools, and technologies for coral reef research and monitoring.
📍Check dates and requirements in the official flyers.
July 31, 2025 at 8:39 PM
As part of the XIII Mexican and IV Pan-American Coral Reef Congress, a series of specialized workshops will be offered for registered participants.
📚 Methods, tools, and technologies for coral reef research and monitoring.
📍Check dates and requirements in the official flyers.
📚 Methods, tools, and technologies for coral reef research and monitoring.
📍Check dates and requirements in the official flyers.
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The winner of the 2025 ICRS Coral Reef Conservation Award is Alma Paola Rodriguez-Troncosa, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
June 11, 2025 at 12:38 PM
The winner of the 2025 ICRS Coral Reef Conservation Award is Alma Paola Rodriguez-Troncosa, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico
Join us for the XIII Mexican & IV Pan-American Coral Reef Congress!
📅 Oct 13–17, 2025 | 📍 Cozumel
🧾 Abstracts due: May 31
🎓 Scholarships + prizes for students!
✈️ Direct flights from CDMX available
Details 👉 somac.org.mx/xiii-congres...
@icrs.bsky.social @icrsreefstudent.bsky.social
📅 Oct 13–17, 2025 | 📍 Cozumel
🧾 Abstracts due: May 31
🎓 Scholarships + prizes for students!
✈️ Direct flights from CDMX available
Details 👉 somac.org.mx/xiii-congres...
@icrs.bsky.social @icrsreefstudent.bsky.social
May 21, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Join us for the XIII Mexican & IV Pan-American Coral Reef Congress!
📅 Oct 13–17, 2025 | 📍 Cozumel
🧾 Abstracts due: May 31
🎓 Scholarships + prizes for students!
✈️ Direct flights from CDMX available
Details 👉 somac.org.mx/xiii-congres...
@icrs.bsky.social @icrsreefstudent.bsky.social
📅 Oct 13–17, 2025 | 📍 Cozumel
🧾 Abstracts due: May 31
🎓 Scholarships + prizes for students!
✈️ Direct flights from CDMX available
Details 👉 somac.org.mx/xiii-congres...
@icrs.bsky.social @icrsreefstudent.bsky.social
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Coral restoration is a rapidly growing field; however, the scalability of interventions is often a limitation to reverse coral losses at meaningful scales. We address this issue by proposing a spatially explicit approximation to optimize the outplanting design at the reefscape scale bit.ly/4kiVxoH
Enhancing structural connectivity through coral restoration by adopting a landscape ecology perspective - Landscape Ecology
Context Restoration is an effective measure to counteract declines of reef-building coral populations. Despite decades of coral restoration research and practice, very little emphasis has been placed ...
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May 14, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Coral restoration is a rapidly growing field; however, the scalability of interventions is often a limitation to reverse coral losses at meaningful scales. We address this issue by proposing a spatially explicit approximation to optimize the outplanting design at the reefscape scale bit.ly/4kiVxoH