@CarlosECorreaE @Orlandomolano71 @ParquesColombia @infopresidencia @MinAmbienteCo @BIBOCol @SosSemana @ElTiempoVerde OK !! Incluir #Arrecifes #Coral #AreaMarinaProtegidaArrecifesCapurganaCaboTiburon Choco #Caribe Limita con #Panama +Santuario Playona y #VaraderoColombia #Colombia #Caribbean #HopeSpots @MissionBlue Nominando #WorldHeritageSites @UNESCO_es @unescowhc #OceanAction14819

Shining a light on GEF CReW+, improving wastewater and sanitation across the Caribbean. CReW+ = climate-resilient systems, sustainable financing, and community training in 18 countries. 💧 Safe sanitation protects dignity, health & our environment. https://t.co/yVLcVkT3s1

¿Sabía que en Colombia existe un seguro para proteger los arrecifes de coral? Este seguro paramétrico se activa ante huracanes, entregando recursos inmediatos para restaurar el ecosistema. ¡El seguro también puede cuidar al planeta! ¡Conoce más en Seguro para Todos!

What you’re witnessing when you see bleached coral is nothing more than the skeletons of living organisms, a graveyard of dead animals. The Great Barrier Reef in Australia has lost nearly half of its coral cover since the 1990s… Half of the fishes homes lost, due to the

Join us tomorrow, Dec 9 at 10 AM for the launch of the GCRMN Caribbean report – Status and Trends of Caribbean Coral Reefs: 1970–2024. 🪸 Don’t miss the region’s most comprehensive look at coral reef health, threats & solutions. 🔗Register: https://t.co/vcRnYlKF99 #CoralReefs

We are celebrating a new era in global ecosystem management! 🌎 📣 We welcome Dr. Liette Vasseur, the new Chair of the Commission on Ecosystem Management. #IUCN #RLE

Calling the global ocean community! There are currently 15 training opportunities on Ocean Connector, the #OceanDecade's new capacity development platform, including: ✅Call for abstracts ✅Awards ✅Expeditions ✅Workshops ✅And more! Find them here: https://t.co/lUxCZfT3yx

Meet another member of #WCMB2026 Scientific Committee, Frank Muller-Karger, co-chair of the @MarineBON1 👇

🌍 #CITESCoP20 | Strengthening synergies for Caribbean biodiversity 🌿 #CITES & the #CartagenaConvention’s #SPAWProtocol work together to protect sea turtles, corals, sharks & more — supporting MPAs & advancing the #GlobalBiodiversityFramework.

#WorldToiletDay 80% of marine pollution of the Caribbean Sea results from direct or indirect discharge of solids and liquids from land-based sources #Sanitation #Caribbean @UNEP_CEP @UNEP @theGEF @OEA_Desarrollo @the_IDB

#DiaMundialdelRetrete 80% de la contaminación marina del Mar Caribe es el resultado de descargas directas e indirectas de sólidos y líquidos de fuentes en la terrestre #Saneamiento #Caribe @theGEF @OEA_Desarrollo @the_IDB @UNEP_CEP @UNEP

The Earth has reached its first climate tipping point, with more to come. A new report from 160 scientists at 87 institutions in 23 countries says that warm-water coral reefs such as the Great Barrier Reef in Australia have passed a point of no return, with the majority now set

The annual mass spawning event has occurred on the Great Barrier Reef, the biggest reproduction event in the world. #greatbarrierreef #reef #coral #coralspawning #queensland

What you’re witnessing when you see bleached coral is nothing more than the skeletons of living organisms, a graveyard of dead animals. The Great Barrier Reef in Australia has lost nearly half of its coral cover since the 1990s… Half of the fishes homes lost, due to the

Nearly 70% of Ningaloo Reef’s corals have been decimated after Australia’s most intense underwater heatwave on record. Of 1,600 corals counted in March, only about 600 survived by October, with mortality topping 60% across key sites 🖋️ @himanshujourno https://t.co/PVqaouLbwV

My 1st scuba diving in Great Barrier Reef, the world largest coral reef area, Australia. Due to pollution, climate crisis, etc., corals are dying faster. Shouldn't we allow our children to see those and live in a clean world? Let's protect our environment for future generations.

Australia’s unprecedented toxic algal bloom annihilate marine life The bloom has impacted some 20,000 square kilometers and about 30% of the coastline of South Australia, and it shows no sign of abating. https://t.co/rq2Q0SaaEe