We are dedicated to reversing the decline of coral reefs. The Reef Rescue Network works with organizations and businesses to establish coral nurseries throughout the Caribbean, grow and outplant corals, as well as monitor the health of local coral reefs. We provide the technical expertise and resources for effective coral restoration.

Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD) has plagued Caribbean waters for several years, traveling up to 50 meters (55 yards) per day and killing thousands of corals in its wake. We monitor corals for SCTLD – as well as other diseases – and train divers to administer life-saving antibiotics onto infected reefs.

As a member of the SCTLD Task Force, we also work with the Department of Marine Resources and the Department of Environmental Planning & Protection in The Bahamas to limit the spread of SCTLD.

The Bahamas Coral Innovation Hub (BCIH) is a center that develops, implements, and disseminates novel and scalable coral restoration techniques to help counteract coral reef decline. We’ve created a research facility that hosts coral scientists, conservation managers, local stakeholders, students, and educators from around the world!

We've harnessed an exciting new technology – photogrammetry – to create detailed, 3D models of coral reefs. These models and photomosaics (2D satellite-style maps of reef surfaces) are incredible tools to not only monitor coral reef health over time, but to show students the underwater world of coral reefs from the classroom!