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Discover a pioneering breeding programme revealing the unseen world of coral reproduction. In partnership with Coral Spawning International and Nature Seychelles, Canon technology is helping these marine animals (yes, animals) find a mate for a lasting future, vital for the urgent restoration of our ocean’s reefs.
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Coral Spawning International (CSI) are pioneers in coral reproduction. Leveraging groundbreaking research and specialised tools. They run selective breeding programmes to accelerate reef repair and make a real difference to our oceans and planet.
Nature Seychelles specialises in a wide range of conservation activities bringing benefits to both nature and people. From monitoring and research to coral reef rehabilitation, their work is grounded in science, partnerships and community.
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.
Our partnership with Canon and Nature Seychelles allows us to combine our expertise with cutting-edge imaging technology to develop new and more effective approaches to coral conservation.”
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.
It’s not just ‘us’ and ‘the ocean’, we’re inextricably linked. Learn just how important our biggest ally is for our everyday lives – and our future.
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.
Lenses, lights and lunar cycles help corals find their perfect match, for the future of the reef.
The meticulous science of coral matchmaking requires careful steps, and the right technology.
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.
Mi és az óceán nem két külön dolog vagyunk, mert elválaszthatatlanul összekapcsolódunk egymással. Derítsd ki, mennyire fontos a legfőbb szövetségesünk a mindennapi életünkben – és a jövőnkben!
Miamiban egy kizárólag nőkből álló tengerbiológus csapat inspirálja a STEM területén tevékenykedő nők újabb generációját azáltal, hogy testközelből ismerteti meg velük a cápákat.
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.
Egy kivételes emberekből álló csoport egy raktárban megbújva kelti életre a korallokat – fizikai létezésükben éppúgy, mint az emberek szívében és gondolataiban.
Canon's technology allows us to unlock the secrets of coral reproduction, leading to more effective conservation strategies and, ultimately, inspiring true change in how we protect and regenerate these vital ecosystems.
Az Acropora millepora ívása az eredeti élőhelyén kívül. Ezeknek az évente bekövetkező ívási eseményeknek a során több ezer pete- és hímivarsejtcsomag lökődik ki a vízbe mindössze néhány perc leforgása alatt.
Canon EOS R5, Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM, f/5,0, 1/100, ISO 1250
©Dr. Jamie Craggs/Coral Spawning International
Az Acropora muricata ívása az eredeti élőhelyén kívül. Ezeknek az évente bekövetkező ívási eseményeknek a során több ezer pete- és hímivarsejtcsomag lökődik ki a vízbe mindössze néhány perc leforgása alatt.
Canon 5DMKIII, 100mm Macro, f/4,5, 1/30, ISO 400
©Dr. Jamie Craggs/Coral Spawning International
Az Acropora tenuis polip pete-és hímivarsejtköteget lök ki az eredeti élőhelyén kívül történő ívás során.
Canon 5DMKIII, MPE65mm, 5-szörös nagyítással, f/7,1, 1/30, ISO 1000 beállításokkal
©Dr. Jamie Craggs/Coral Spawning International
Három éves Blastomussa wellsi csőkorall az eredeti élőhelyén kívül, a Coral Spawning International létesítményében lezajlott ívást követően – a világon először elért eredmény
Canon R5, 100mm RF, f/5,6, 1/100, ISO 200
©Dr. Jamie Craggs/Coral Spawning International
Help identify coral reefs that are top priority for conservation and protection. Assisted by cutting-edge AI, you can deliver highly accurate and rapid data to marine scientists and reef communities.
Learn moreNature Seychelles has unique opportunities to volunteer with their teams on their Coral Reef Restoration Project based on Praslin and Cousin Islands.
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