COVID-19 Gave the World's Reefs Only a Breathing Space
The underlying problems remained: climate change, pollution and destructive fishing continued to threaten reef ecosystems.
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Olaf Wrieden
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Creative Destruction: Coral Microfragmentation
Why microfragmentation offers an important opportunity for coral reef restoration and survival.
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Fukushima: Environmental Harm or the Best Solution?
Japan and plant operator Tepco planned to release contaminated water into the ocean. The original debate set environmental objections against reassurances about health risks.
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Half a trillion corals worldwide
Researchers count corals and assess their risk of extinction. Large populations offer some reassurance, but they do not remove the urgent need to tackle climate change.
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New version of our data buoy passes its long-term test
A larger float, a 50-watt solar panel and plug-and-play sensors marked the next stage of Nemo-Pi development in January 2021.
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Reefs are getting softer
Research into the past suggests climate change could favour softer corals and sea anemones over reef-building corals. Save Nemo calls for every square centimetre of reef to be protected.
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Greater Transparency for Donations
Save Nemo joins the Transparent Civil Society Initiative, voluntarily publishing information beyond Germany's statutory requirements for nonprofit organisations.
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Developer Updates: Nemo-Pi
The Nemo-Pi underwater weather station: its origins, technical progress and every developer update from May 2017 to January 2021.
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Task Force Nemo A.I.
A historical announcement of Save Nemo's Nemo A.I. cloud project, designed to turn underwater sensor readings into forecasts for rivers, lakes and seas.
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