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Coral Live 2019 Promo Video

Follow our live investigations, Q&As and meet the expert events directly from Curaçao.

Can a hobby lead you to a STEM career? The coral reef

Inspiring STEM careers: the coral reef

Learn about sponges with Dr. Jasper de Goeij

What is the role of sponges on the reef?

Who are the stakeholders on the coral reef: tourism operator

A series of stakeholder videos on the coral reef, filmed in Timor-Leste

Who are the stakeholders on the coral reef: local tourism

A series of stakeholder videos on the coral reef, filmed in Timor-Leste

Who are the stakeholders on the coral reef: fisherman

A series of stakeholder videos on the coral reef, filmed in Timor-Leste

Who are the stakeholders on the coral reef: government

A series of stakeholder videos on the coral reef, filmed in Timor-Leste

Who are the stakeholders on the coral reef: community

A series of stakeholder videos on the coral reef, filmed in Timor-Leste

Seaview Science: How do scientists collect corals?

Learn more about the science and technology of the XL Catlin Seaview Survey.

Seaview Science: What is the SVII underwater survey camera?

Learn more about the SVII, the camera used to conduct surveys of the coral reefs.

Seaview Science: How do coral reefs recover from storms?

Learn about the Coral reefs' ability to recover from storms or other naturally occurring event.

Seaview Science: What are giant clams and why they so big?

Learn how giant clams become so giant in this Seaview Science Video.

Seaview Science: How does the clownfish use symbiosis on the coral reef?

Learn more about the most well known fish on the Great Barrier Reef.

Seaview Science: How does the jellyfish thrive on the coral reefs?

Learn more about another amazing creature that lives in our coral oceans - the jellyfish.

Seaview Science: What are coral reef caves?

Discover the hidden underwater-world that lives in reef caves.

Seaview Science: Why are coral reefs important?

Learn about the importance of coral reefs with Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg.

Seaview Science: What are coral polyps?

Learn about the various types of coral polyps with Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg.

Seaview Science: What is coral coring and how do you age coral?

Learn about 'coral coring' - the process of dating or ageing corals.

Seaview Science: How does increasing levels of CO2 affect the coral reefs?

Learn how the increasing levels of CO2 in our atmosphere are affecting our coral reefs.

Seaview Science: How diverse is the life of the coral reef?

Learn about the biodiversity of this amazing ecosystem.

Seaview Science: How do scientists monitor the coral reef?

The science and technology of the XL Catlin Seaview Survey

Seaview Science: What types of science are used in coral reef research?

What different types of science survey will the project be undertaking?

Seaview Science: Why is coral reef decline a bad thing?

Why are coral reefs important?

What is XL Catlin Seaview Survey and what does it do?

What does the XL Catlin Seaview Survey hope to achieve?

Underwater classroom: How do clownfish live on the coral reefs?

Richard Fitzpatrick gives an underwater talk about clownfish aka Nemo-fish.

Underwater classroom: What is coral bleaching and why is it bad?

An underwater lesson explaining the process of coral bleaching.

Who relies on the coral reef in Timor-Leste?

Welcome to Timor-Leste

What measurements and observations were being taken on the patch reefs?

Snorkels and science

Underwater classroom: How do reef sharks live on the coral reefs?

Shark specialist Richard Fitzpatrick shares his research methods when studying Reef Sharks.

Underwater classroom: How do sea cucumbers live on the coral reefs?

Marine biologist Richard Fitzpatrick talking about Sea Cucumbers in an underwater lesson.

Underwater classroom: What is the food chain on the Great Barrier Reef?

A quick underwater lesson about the Great Barrier Reef's food chain.

Coral expedition: The conclusion of a coral reef expedition

How do the team feel about the future of the reef?

Coral expedition: What kit do coral researchers need?

Why do the team need all this different kit to work underwater?

Coral expedition: What are dive signs and what do they mean?

What other dive signs would you find useful?

Coral expedition: What is it like to live on a research boat?

What might living on a research vessel be like?

Coral expedition: How does sharing the data help other scientists?

Sharing the science

Coral expedition: What is a day in the life of a coral scientist like?

How does this compare to how you imagined a day in the life of a scientist?

Coral expedition: How do you navigate the coral reef?

What tools and technology does Captain Frank use to navigate the reef?

Coral expedition: What kind of people make up a coral expedition team?

Setting sail

Coral expedition: wonders of coral

Enjoy the wonders of this unique environment

Images & slideshows

Climate tipping points interactive

Interactive map of climate tipping points

360°

Explore Lady Elliot Island using Google Maps

Explore this section of the Great Barrier Reef

360°

Dive with a giant ocean sunfish

Go diving with a giant ocean sunfish off Penida Island, Bali

Where are different marine ecosystems found?

Discover three ocean habitats and where they can be found

How will the coral reefs respond to climate change?

Find out how corals could be affected by future changes in ocean temperature and ocean chemistry

What are the different taxonomies and behaviours of coral reef creatures?

Coral life gallery with additional taxonomic and behavioural information

What are ROVs or remotely operated vehicles?

Deep diving and underwater robots to explore the deep reef

How have creatures adapted to live on the coral reef?

Learn how different creatures have adapted to life on the reef

What are the different shapes and patterns found on the coral reef?

A gallery focusing on the variety of structures, patterns and textures seen on the reef

What is the life cycle of coral?

Find out how corals grow and reproduce

What are the threats to the coral reefs?

Discover some of the threats facing the coral habitat

What are the various dive signs and what do they mean?

Master your dive signs to become an underwater explorer

What are Nudibranchs or Sea Slugs?

Enjoy the diversity in the wonderful world of sea slugs or nudibranchs

What are the different scales in the coral ecosystem?

From tiny polyps to hundreds of miles, discover the different scales in the coral ecosystem

What creatures live on a coral reef?

Find out more about the amazing variety of life on the reef

How to identify different types of coral?

Learn how to identify different types of coral

Multimedia Collections

Coral Oceans

Our Ocean Planet

Take Action

Stay safe on the reef

Dive signs quiz

Name that coral quiz

Coral creature personality quiz

Ready to be a coral explorer quiz

Coral food chain mobile

How does pressure change with depth?

Incredible edible polyp

Animal dive signs game

Dissolving ‘coral’ and ‘shells’ in vinegar

Units

Coral Oceans Science Ages 7-11

Coral Oceans Science Ages 11-14

Coral Oceans Science Ages 14-16

Coral Oceans Geography Ages 14-16

Ocean Heroes Science Geography Cross-curricular Ages 5-7

Lessons

Ocean Heroes

Science / Geography / Cross-curricular | Ages 5-7

Lesson 6

Ocean hero gathering

Ocean Heroes

Science / Geography / Cross-curricular | Ages 5-7

Lesson 5

A changing ocean

How do scientists share their findings?

What is the effect of human impact on the reef?

How do forces affect coral expeditions?

How have reef specialists evolved and adapated?

How is energy transferred on the reef?

How do scientists use classification?

How do scientists explore underwater?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 8

Coral Live Prep 11-14

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 9

Coral Live Prep 7-11

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 7

Which MPA proposal is the best?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 6

How are members of the community affected by MPAs?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 5

How can we protect the reef?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 4

How do we decide which areas to protect?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 3

How can humans indirectly threaten reefs?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 2

How can humans directly threaten reefs?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 14-16

Lesson 1

How is coral reef biodiversity useful and important?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 1

How do scientists explore underwater ecosystems?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 8

Assessment

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 7

How do we mitigate coral reef destruction?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 6

What are the impacts of coral reef destruction?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 5

What are the threats to coral reefs?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 4

How do humans use coral reefs?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 3

What are the factors of the coral reef ecosystem?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 2

What is the structure of a coral reef?

Coral Oceans

Geography | Ages 14-16

Lesson 1

Where is Timor-Leste and why does it have coral reefs?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 8

Coral press conference

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 7

Human impact on the reef

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 6

Adaptation on the reef

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 5

Coral food chains

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 4

Coral classification

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 3

Amazing polyps

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 2

Reef builders

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 7-11

Lesson 1

Coral explorer

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 7

How do scientists share their findings?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 6

What is the effect of human impact on the reef?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 5

How do forces affect deep coral exploration?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 4

How have reef specialists evolved and adapted?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 3

How is energy transferred on the reef?

Coral Oceans

Science | Ages 11-14

Lesson 2

How do scientists use classification in coral habitats?

Our Ocean Planet

Science / Geography | Ages 7-11

Lesson 8

The Indian Ocean and classification with Sheena Talma

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