How our technology supports coral reef conservation

As a child, when Madeline couldn’t be by the ocean, her imagination brought it to her. Today, the sea is her life, and she shares it with the world.

Coral scientist and cinematographer, Madeline St Clair, found VR to be the perfect way not just to see the realities of the reefs, but feel them too.

Nine teens’ eyes opened wide with wonder when they left Paris to learn about coral ecosystems with photographer and marine biologist Martin Colognoli.

As Chief Warden at Cousin Island, Christopher Mahoune knows when to step back or step in. And the right tools help him not only to care, but share.

Yes, it’s pretty technical stuff, but photogrammetry creates beautiful 3D images that are essential for the ongoing measurement of coral restoration.

Meet the ‘reef rescuers’ – a crack team of marine biologists and environmental scientists with endless passion and energy for coral restoration.

When four huge crates containing a coral spawning lab arrived in Seychelles, it was a race against Mother Nature to install it before the next spawn.

Environmental biologist, Marcia Riederer combined her great loves – family, photography, nature and the ocean – and found a life that lights her up.

In Finland, underwater photographers are showing us the hidden beauty, harsh truths and fragility of coral reefs and seagrass meadows of the Baltics.

When it comes to hearing the patter of tiny polyps, there are a few ways that new corals come into the world. Some might look strangely familiar.

A busy loving family, you might never guess that they are making history in their own kitchen. Meet Jamie and Kate of Coral Spawning International.

Nature Seychelles knows that protecting the biodiversity of their beloved islands takes constant work, long-term thinking and plenty of innovation.

Since childhood, Dr Nirmal Shah’s home has been his life. Today, as CEO of Nature Seychelles, he strives to protect its precious ecosystem – and ours.

Chris Fallows’ lives conservation and photography, but he believes that how and where images are shared can be as important as the stories they tell.

Canon USA has been supporting Yellowstone National Park for nearly 30 years through technology and projects that bring the park to life for millions.

The New York Marine Rescue Centre is a small team with a big job. So, Canon USA is helping them to track turtles and teach young conservationists.

Det er ikke bare «oss» og «havet» – vi er uløselig knyttet sammen. Finn ut hvor viktig vår største allierte er for hverdagslivet vårt – og for fremtiden vår.

I Miami inspirerer en gruppe av bare kvinnelige havforskere en ny generasjon av kvinner innenfor STEM ved å plassere dem ansikt til ansikt med haier.

Rareș Beșliu wants us all to feel closer to the North Pole, so is embarking on an epic journey that will allow us to see the artic through his lens.

Hobart Rivulet’s Platypuses have captured the hearts of Tasmania – and then all Australia, winning Pete Walsh a Canon Community Grant in the process.

Skjult i et lagerlokale finner vi et team av flinke folk som gjenoppliver korallrev – både helt bokstavelig og i folks hjerte og sinn.