Entries by One People One Reef

OPOR on KSBO 1080 AM: September 17

Nicole L. Crane will be on Santa Cruz’s local radio station KSBO (1080 AM) this Sunday at 2pm Pacific! She’ll be on Planet Watch Radio to talk about One People One Reef’s work in the Outer Islands. If you can’t catch a live broadcast the show will be archived! You can find out more online […]

Science Expedition: June 1st.

Lamotrek Island! We approached Lamotrek in the early hours of May 28.  It is one main island with two smaller islands (mostly uninhabited except the main island – which has about 330 people on it).  The Atoll here is pretty big to support the relatively small population, way bigger icebox (metaphorically) than Satawal has.  No […]

Science Expedition: May 27th, 2017

Here, the sun has not quite broken the horizon, obscured at our exposed anchorage by the low green island. The place looks like a post card: a narrow strip of white coral sand topped by coconut palms, breadfruit, ironwood and other trees, fronted by slightly ruffled waters, pale green here, but extending to dark blue out over the depths. I’ve little doubt that we’d be surrounded by brightly painted wooden canoes filled with kids already if their parents hadn’t forbade them from hassling us this early.

Science Expedition: May 24th

After a rough night of rocking and rolling on our seagoing home for the next 3 weeks, we pulled up to Piserrach as the sun was rising. The excitement of the team was palpable! This island was added to our itinerary at the last minute after productive meetings in Chuuk and nobody knew what to expect.

Science Expedition: May 23rd

  May 23 1:55 pm.  We pushed off from the Chuuk Municipal Dock – Weno. We are on our way and so excited to be embarking on this epic journey – in the making for 5 years now.  I couldn’t believe it was finally happening! Our plan was to leave Chuuk, then travel to the […]

Science Expedition: Setting Sail!

We are about to embark on an epic expedition to visit the Yap Outer Islands who have invited us to work with them on fisheries and reef management issues. Follow our Blog as we cover these beautiful islands and their wonderful communities with whom we work in partnership.