FORCE project is an integrated research project which takes an ecosystem approach, linking social and ecological aspects towards managing Caribbean coral reefs in the face of climate change.
FORCE project is an integrated research project which takes an ecosystem approach, linking social and ecological aspects towards managing Caribbean coral reefs in the face of climate change.
The community reports produced by the social science team for Belize can be viewed and downloaded at:
The community reports produced by the social science team for Honduras can be viewed and downloaded at:
The community reports produced by the social science team for St. Kitts & Nevis can be viewed and downloaded here:
The community & national reports produced by the social science team for Barbados can be viewed and downloaded here:
Policy and management briefs produced by the project can be viewed and downloaded here.
Policy
Brief1 Conservation of parrotfish to aid reef recovery
Management
This blog keeps you up-to-date with our activities and also informs you about news and developments in relation to tropical reef research in the Caribbean.
Latest FORCE research shows that Caribbean coral reef collapse can be avoided
Some of the things we talk about when discussing coral reef research may sound a bit confusing. Here we hope to make things clearer. If you see a term highlighted like the term coral above, we have a more detailed explanation available in our Glossary pages.
For the past two years the ecological team conducted fieldwork within Honduras, Belize, Curaçao, Bonaire, Jamaica, Barbados, Dominica Republic, Antigua, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines and Puerto Rico.
Some initial country summaries of the surveys were created and are available for download here:
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