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As a platform for marine nature, coral reefs, and sustainable environmental education, we work for everyone who wants to understand and protect the ocean. Our tone is factual, clear, and direct – without empty promises.
Our content is aimed at divers, marine biology students, environmental educators, and anyone interested in the state of coral reefs. We provide well-founded analyses and practical options for action.
No greenwashing – only real facts.Protecting the reefs begins with knowledge. We document the impacts of warming, acidification, and pollution on ecosystems. Every contribution is based on current scientific sources.
Knowledge creates room for action.Instead of general appeals, we show concrete connections: how microplastics enter the food chain, which reefs are particularly endangered, and which protective measures actually work. We avoid sensational headlines.
Sustainability is not a trend, but a necessity.We communicate transparently, citing sources and the limits of knowledge. Our texts are understandable, but not oversimplified. Every reader should be able to draw their own conclusions and act responsibly.
No miracles, but clear perspectives.From the first idea to an established platform for marine education – the key milestones at a glance.
More about usEmil Schuh and Jessica Kaufmann begin initial research on coral reefs and sustainable environmental education. The concept for barrierreefcorals.com emerges from the desire to make knowledge accessible.
2020The platform publishes its first series of articles on coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef. The response shows the great need for understandable, scientifically sound information.
2022Cooperation with local marine conservation initiatives and marine biologists. The content is expanded to include interviews, excursion reports, and practical tips for sustainable dive tourism.
2024A widely noted series of articles on the invisible danger of microplastics in reefs establishes the site as a point of contact for current environmental research. The number of regular readers increases significantly.
2025The platform combines current reporting, background knowledge, and educational materials. Our goal remains: to make marine nature understandable and contribute to the protection of reefs.
Further articles from our editorial team