DISCOVER
CORALWATCH
Academic
The chart standardizes changes in coral colours, and provides a simple way for people to quantify coral health and contribute to the CoralWatch global database.
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PREREQUISITES
Diver Route:
- 10+ years old.
- Junior Open Water Diver.
Non-Diver Route:
Snorkelers can participate but with special considerations.
Program Contents
By the end of this session, the participants will be able to understand and learn the following objectives:
Coral Health Chart
Most common colours on the reef.
A tool to measure coral bleaching
Survey
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Tips – What not to monitor?
What’s your activity?
Coral Type
Why is Coral Type important?
Identify Coral Type.
Data Count
Global database ALA.
Data Entry.
Analyse graphs.
TRAINING DIVES
One dive/ snorkel can be conducted for one survey including:
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Identify healthy corals.
- Identify bleached corals.
- Identify different coral types.
- Conduct a complete coral health chart survey.
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June 22, 2023 (English)
Location: Marine Eco Expedition
Time: 9:00 - 10:00 PM ()