Mayreau Coral Restoration Project- Reef Life

05/07/2024

We continue our efforts on the grounds, in St. Vincent and overseas to support the relief efforts on Mayreau. Our team has been working around the clock amidst shock, overwhelm and deep sadness to prioritise needs and ensure safety for all our community members. Thank you for your outpour of support and generosity during one of the hardest collective moments of our small island’s history.

Ways to directly support our work:

1. Donate to our crowdfunder: https://www.gofundme.com/f/disaster-relief-mayreau-svg-hurricane-beryl

2. Support Evacuees in St. Vincent: If you are in St. Vincent and you can house/feed/support Mayreaunians, please reach out to us. Our immediate priority to ensure safety and comfort of our most vulnerable residents.

3. Reach out: If you have any ideas for other ways of supporting, please message us on Facebook or email [email protected]

Members of our team, including Marion Isaacs, Tesilca Ollivierre and Natesha Alexander, have arrived or are on route to Mayreau today to make a further assessment of the situation. We will keep our public informed as a clearer picture emerges.

Hurricane Beryl, an almost category 5 hurricane, directly hit … Aly Ollivierre needs your support for URGENT Disaster Relief for Mayreau, SVG: Hurricane Beryl

27/06/2024

‼️Join us tomorrow at the Clifton square for the small grants expo @11:00am. See you there🤗🤗🤗‼️

10/06/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! Annice Bobb, Brad Gangardine, Keisha Favored Phillips

10/06/2024

06/06/2024

Keeping track of sea surface temperatures. It's not looking good for corals this year. Our nursery now has 14 genotypes of Elkhorn who survived last year's event. Let's hope that they prove to be super corals and survive what is shaping up to be the hottest sea surface temperatures ever.

06/06/2024

Thank you! To our amazing community of supporters electing to following us on Facebook and Instagram we appreciate the love.

05/06/2024

🌍🌱 Happy World Environment Day!

World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5th to raise awareness and encourage action for the protection of the environment. Here are the main reasons why this day is significant:

🌱 Environmental Awareness: It aims to increase public understanding of environmental issues, including pollution, climate change, biodiversity loss, and sustainable resource management.

🌍 Global Action: By engaging individuals, communities, and governments worldwide, World Environment Day promotes collective action to address pressing environmental challenges.

🤝Community Involvement: It encourages local communities to participate in activities such as tree planting, clean-up campaigns, and educational events, fostering a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

Let's come together to protect and preserve our beautiful planet. Every small action counts! 🌳♻️ 🌿💧

02/06/2024

First shade covering installation completed. Over the next 4 weeks we will monitor and evaluation its effectiveness. Let's hope sea surface temperatures drop and we experiences less bleaching and coral mortality. .caribbean

29/05/2024

Look out & corals! Heat stress is already here.

The coral conservation community should begin preparing for potential impacts now.

See Coral Reef Watch to learn more.
https://coralreefwatch.noaa.gov/product/vs/map.php

29/05/2024

Just keep swimming, you are halfway through the week! Find more photos in our gallery to keep you going: https://coralreef.noaa.gov/gallery/welcome.html

29/05/2024

What's on our mind? Our community, our female farmers, our coral gardeners, our water insecurity, our food insecurity, our reefs, our land poverty and our children.

25/04/2024

The Mayreau Coral Gardeners being assisted by the . Both teams are working to advance work on container donated by for housing our dive program. We are so thankful. .caribbean

16/03/2024

Elkhorn out planting on the horseshoe reef. .caribbean

17/02/2024

21/12/2023

Into the wild! Sam tag along for a day of monitoring Elkhorn corals in the TCMP.

21/12/2023

We welcomed Cecilia and Eliza from the Inter-American Foundation on their visit to Mayreau. It was a pleasure hosting you ladies and sharing with you our island on the progress of Inter-American Foundation funded coral reef restoration project. .caribbean

13/11/2023

St Lucia coral gardeners and Mayreau coral gardeners exchange program.