MORE CORAL REEF ALLIANCE Achievements:
•RAJA AMPAT, INDONESIA: CORAL established Misool,
Raja Ampat, as a full-fledged CRSD site in Indonesia. The
user fee established by CORAL earned more than
$100,000 in its first year of existence, and that figure is
expected to double next year. CORAL hired a part-time
Indonesia field representative based in Bali.
•MEXICO: CORAL Reef Leaders trained more than 250
boat captions and tour guides in sustainable marine
recreation. Ten marine recreation operators received
critical assessments through the Environmental Walk-
Through program. CORAL was invited to join the advisory
committee for the Cozumel Reefs National Park.
•BELIZE: Forty of nearly 70 planned mooring buoys were
installed, which will remove more than 25,000 anchors
from Belize's reefs every year. Nearly 100 percent of
Belize's cruise ship contractors completed CORAL's
Environmental Walk-Through program.
•HONDURAS: CORAL expanded its educational work to
include mainland tour operators in Cayos Cochinos. The
Environmental Walk-Through program was launched in
Roatan. The Roatan Marine Park matched CORAL's
microgrants for park infrastructure improvements to install
moorings and channel markers and provide poaching
control.
•HAWAII: Two hundred volunteers have come together as
the Kona Task Force to create voluntary standards for
marine recreation. CORAL and its partners installed
nearly 30 Respecting Coral Reefs signs on Maui to
educate visitors.
•RAJA AMPAT, INDONESIA: CORAL established Misool,
Raja Ampat, as a full-fledged CRSD site in Indonesia. The
user fee established by CORAL earned more than
$100,000 in its first year of existence, and that figure is
expected to double next year. CORAL hired a part-time
Indonesia field representative based in Bali.
•MEXICO: CORAL Reef Leaders trained more than 250
boat captions and tour guides in sustainable marine
recreation. Ten marine recreation operators received
critical assessments through the Environmental Walk-
Through program. CORAL was invited to join the advisory
committee for the Cozumel Reefs National Park.
•BELIZE: Forty of nearly 70 planned mooring buoys were
installed, which will remove more than 25,000 anchors
from Belize's reefs every year. Nearly 100 percent of
Belize's cruise ship contractors completed CORAL's
Environmental Walk-Through program.
•HONDURAS: CORAL expanded its educational work to
include mainland tour operators in Cayos Cochinos. The
Environmental Walk-Through program was launched in
Roatan. The Roatan Marine Park matched CORAL's
microgrants for park infrastructure improvements to install
moorings and channel markers and provide poaching
control.
•HAWAII: Two hundred volunteers have come together as
the Kona Task Force to create voluntary standards for
marine recreation. CORAL and its partners installed
nearly 30 Respecting Coral Reefs signs on Maui to
educate visitors.
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