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We @cordioea are thrilled to announce that our founding director was honored with Moran of the Burning spear #MBS by President Uhuru Kenyatta. Congratulations @dobura for the recognition of your outstanding achievements!!

This is what we do - #redlist to inform decisions. This study sets the stage to assess all #coralreef #ecosystems globally using data from the #GCRMN #globalreport, while we also finish the global #coral species redlist this coming year. @redlisteco @IUCNRedList @ICRI_Coral_Reef

#SDG #narrative model - a short powerpoint video illustrating anchoring the SDGs in a place. Can this help raise ambition and alignment among stakeholders in a #shared?space https://t.co/NCcY6U85Gj via @YouTube

We're live at last!! Launching our workshop report on #biodiversity and #climatechange https://t.co/ETO8iBwYFW Some of the most important actions the global community needs to take NOW are described in here!! @IPBES @IPCC_CH

” I am 100% committed to coral conservation, ..., it is imperative to evaluate the results of past and current coral conservation alongside scientific studies so WE can have the latest information on the extinction risk of corals and make informed decisions to halt their crisis.”

🙌🏾 Gregorio E. de la Rosa Jr. from the Philippines,sharing his motivation for joining the effort to Update the Global Extinction Risk of Reef-Building Corals: -”To contribute and collaborate with experts for a better [coral reef] ecosystem for the next generation ”💥👏🏾🙌🏾🤿

🙌🏾 Alexander Fordyce from UK, sharing his motivation: “I am volunteering my time because I want to be a part of the international team that provides up-to-date information on threats to coral and coral reefs worldwide, so that we may better conserve these iconic ecosystems” 🤿

Fantastic Colleague 🙌🏾 Dr Dan Bayley, UK: ⁃ ’I wanted to help update the Red List of Corals as I’ve seen these amazing ecosystems rapidly deteriorating, so having a science-based and consistent assessment of extinction threat is essential for guiding their future conservation

Meet our Brilliant Colleague 🙌🏾 Walter Dellisanti from Italy and based in HK,sharing his motivation for joining the effort: ⁃’I want to bring my contribute for keeping updated our knowledge on the Red List of Threatened Species of corals.’💥 Walter Dellisanti @WDellisanti

Meet our Colleague 🙌🏾 Jack Johnson: - ‘After working on coral reefs in the coral triangle, I realized how important coral reefs were to human wellbeing and so wanted to join the red listing effort to conserve these critical architectural species.’ 💥 Jack Johnson, UK.’ @jvjohnsm

View CORDIO's keynote presentation introducing #marine and #coastal #biodiversity issues for the coming decade, for #SBSTTA24 @UNBiodiversity #post2020, running this week and next https://t.co/G9kAxAILML @dobura

@dobura calls for involvement of #ICRI members and the #GCRMN hubs to support on-going #coral Red Listing activities. @JNCC_UK @ICRI_Coral_Reef @DefraGovUK

@dobura from @cordioea sharing an update on the Red List of Ecosystems for coral reefs of the Western Indian Ocean & the Red List of coral species – a global updated (IUCN Coral Specialist Group) during the #ICRIGM35

We are recruiting💥  - Are you a motivated Coral Scientist willing to be part of the most important global assessment effort of the last decade? Join our outstanding crew to finalize the Red List of Corals for the remaining Indo-Pacific species 🌊 📍📧us to start in Jan 2021

I thought I would share some info about some scientists in #marinebiology first is Dr David Obura @dobura who I have had the pleasure of working with on the coral @IUCNRedList and he also works on making the UN sustainability goals meaningful @cordioea @coralspecgroup

🎄❇️♻️Merry Christmas,♻️❇️🎄 Happy Holidays & 🌀🌊🐚🌀🌊🐚🌊🌀🐚🌊🌀🐚🌊 Wishes for a Happy CORALFUL 2021! 🔷🔹🔵🔹🔷🔹🔵🔹🔷🔹🔵🔷🔹

We are recruiting💥  - Are you a motivated Coral Scientist willing to be part of the most important global assessment effort of the last decade? Join our outstanding crew to finalize the Red List of Corals for the remaining Indo-Pacific species 🌊 📍📧us to start in Jan 2021

💫Cool preliminary results from the effort of Caribbean Coral Scientists gathering online to conduct Red List assessment❗️ The graph demonstrates a network analysis based on the 2008 published- and the 2020 Atlantic assessments. An International 🌍 🌎 🌏 teamwork 👏🏾 at its best

💫Cool preliminary results from the effort of Caribbean Coral Scientists gathering online to conduct Red List assessment❗️ The graph demonstrates a network analysis based on the 2008 published- and the 2020 Atlantic assessments. An International 🌍 🌎 🌏 teamwork 👏🏾 at its best