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What is a Working Group?
What is a Working Group?
Working Groups are dedicated to developing solution-oriented action plans based upon the CRC's priorities and establishing best management practices to help increase the scale and efficiency of coral restoration.
These Groups are made up of numerous individuals and organizations. They are topical groups with a shared common interest. Their goals vary from publishing peer reviewed papers to producing educational webinars for the broader community.
A diver gears up to collect gametes during a coral spawning event. Picture taken by Tom Moore.
Our Working Groups
We currently have 6 active Working Groups. Each with their own focus, structure, and chairs leading the charge. Learn more about each by clicking on the image!
Communities of Expertise
Our Working Groups have produced numerous peer-reviewed publications, guides for restoration, and resources for restoration practitioners.
Recent notable contributions include,
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Strengthening Coral Reef Restoration Regulatory Frameworks: Guidance for reviewing national regulatory frameworks
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The Guide to Coral Reef Restoration: Optimizing efficiency and scale for in situ nurseries and outplanting.
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Safeguarding Florida's Coral Reefs: The Urgency of Assisted Gene Flow for Elkhorn Coral Conservation
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Hope for the best, prepare for the worst: what can we learn by monitoring coral bleaching impacts?
Image from the Innovation Showcase at Reef Futures 2024, put on by the Engineering and Innovation Working Group.
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