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Nurturing Ocean Advocates: Youth Leaders on Summer Sea Camp
For ten years Marine Conservation Philippines (MCP) has worked hand-in-hand with communities to protect our most vital resource—the ocean. Beyond the daily scientific monitoring and data [...]

Welcoming the Reefie sensor array
The beauty and success of all shallow coral reefs is entirely dependent on the intricate and dynamic relationships that exist within it. From the essential symbiosis of zooxanthellae and polyps, [...]

Spines, Stars, and Surveys: Managing a Crown-of-Thorns Outbreak
Armed with dive slates and syringes of vinegar, our survey teams have been hitting the water to monitor and manage a local Crown-of-Thorns outbreak. It’s all about spines, strategy, and [...]

Building a better picture of the coast of Negros
Have you ever wondered what a seabird’s-eye view of a coral reef would look like? Marine Conservation Philippines is out to find out! Updating and diversifying our library of photos is an [...]

Life as a junior science officer at MCP
By Bea Nodado My interest in marine life and conservation didn’t manifest right away – it only really began in 2019, when Silliman university started offering a bachelor’s program in marine [...]