We partner with schools to deliver engaging workshops, teacher resources, and hands-on learning experiences that bring coral science directly to young people. Our youth programmes introduce students to marine ecology, climate change, and coral conservation through interactive activities, experiments, and project-based learning.

By nurturing curiosity at an early age, we help inspire interest in STEM subjects, environmental responsibility, and future pathways into science and ocean advocacy. Designed to be flexible and inclusive, our school resources can be adapted for different age groups, abilities, and classroom environments.

Our public events make coral science accessible to everyone. Exhibitions, community talks, and practical workshops offer dynamic opportunities for people to explore coral ecosystems, understand the threats they face, and learn what actions they can take.

These events create meaningful community participation—inviting conversations, raising awareness, and reinforcing the collective responsibility we all share in protecting our ocean. From family-friendly activities to expert-led presentations, our public outreach helps transform curiosity into action.

We collaborate with universities and research institutions to support the next generation of marine scientists. Through internship placements, research collaborations, mentoring, and postgraduate supervision, students gain practical experience in coral husbandry, aquaculture, genetics, and field restoration.

These partnerships strengthen academic pathways, accelerate scientific advancement, and help integrate cutting-edge research with real-world conservation outcomes. By providing access to our facilities—including our future research lab—we help young scientists develop skills that will shape the future of coral protection.

To ensure coral knowledge is accessible, we produce a wide range of educational materials, including digital toolkits, printed guides, media content, webinars, and learning modules. These resources help communities, organisations, and educators understand coral biology, environmental challenges, and restoration strategies.

Through social media, newsletters, and public engagement campaigns, we share research updates, highlight success stories, and invite audiences into the mission. Our aim is simple: to make high-quality coral education available to everyone, everywhere.