Learn about the impact and achievements of the Capturing Coral Reef & Related Ecosystem Services (CCRES) project (2014-2018).

When CCRES Project Leader Nils Krueck went on a trip with social researchers in Selayar, Indonesia, he helped the community use the CCRES marine planning tools to develop a marine reserve plan that they proposed to the district government for implementation.

What does goat poo have to do with CCRES? CCRES Project Manager Liz Izquierdo explains as she recounts her most memorable moment of the project when she saw how CCRES was having a real impact on people's lives.

National Scientist of the Philippines Professor Edgardo Gomez introduces the CCRES tools workshop in Tagaytay, the Philippines, 9 April 2018.

In April 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Tagaytay, the Philippines, on the CCRES Systems Analysis tools 'SYSTORY', 'System Simulation Model' and 'SESAMME''.

In April 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Tagaytay, the Philippines, on the CCRES Marine Planning tools 'MPA placement optimization tool', 'MPA size optimization tool', 'Fish SPACE', 'Reef React' and 'Coastal Protection'.

In April 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Tagaytay, the Philippines, on the CCRES Business Development tools 'Ecosystem based Business Development (EbBD) Approach for Coastal Communities' and 'Eco-Biz Challenge'.

In April 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Tagaytay, the Philippines, on the CCRES Behaviour Change tools 'My Future, My Oceans' and 'FishCollab'.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool Corezone Toolbox.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool My Future, My Oceans.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool SYSTORY.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool SESAMME.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool Corezone Toolbox.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool Reef React.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the Eco-Biz Challenge.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool Ecosystem based Business Development (EbBD) Approach for Coastal Communities.

CCRES researchers were interviewed to share their insights on System Simulation Model and participants were asked how it could be used to help address local challenges.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool Coastal Protection.

In February 2018, CCRES ran a workshop in Makassar, Indonesia, on the CCRES tool System Simulation Model.

Andy Harvey explains Eco-Biz.

Hear about CCRES’s business project from Prof Damian Hine at The University of Queensland’s Business School

Hear from Mags Quibilan, the University of the Philippines, Marine Science Institute

Hear from Dr George Roff, from The University of Queensland.

Hear from Yasuhiro Karakawa, from Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University.

Hear from Harjunani Kumoloraras, CCRES’ Indonesian Country Coordinator.

Hear from Dr Alice Rogers from The University of Queensland.

Hear from Dr Sue McAvoy from The University of Queensland Business School.

Hear from Dr Nils Krueck from The University of Queensland.

Hear from CCRES Senior Advisor Melanie King from the Global Change Institute and The University of Queensland, Australia.

Dr Novie Setianto is from the Center for Coastal and Marine Resource Studies at Bogor Agricultural University. (Bahasa Indonesia – English subtitles)

Suryo Kusomo is from the Center for Coastal and Marine Resource Studies at Bogor Agricultural University. (Bahasa Indonesia – English subtitles)

Siham Afata is a PhD Researcher from The University of Queensland, Australia. (Bahasa Indonesia – English subtitles)

Dr Marjani Sultan is Head of Marine & Fisheries, Regency of Selayar. (Bahasa Indonesia – English subtitles)

Professor Ed Gomez, University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute, provides an overview of the CCRES project and describes why it is unique.

Dr Shay O’Farrell, formerly of The University of Queensland Global Change Institute, Australia, describes what makes CCRES is different.

CCRES is looking at how the health and quality of reefs affect the value of fisheries they support

Ms Miledel (Mags) Quibilan, University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute provides background on El Nido - her “happy place”

Hear from CCRES Board member Dr Zainal Arifin, LIPI (Bahasa Indonesia)

Hear from CCRES Board member Adrian Ross, PEMSEA

Hear from CCRES Board member Dr Maya Villaluz, WAVES project, World Bank

Hear from CCRES Board member Ms Analiza Teh, Undersecretary/Chief of Staff, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines.

Hear from Professor Perry Alino, University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute

Hear from Dr Cai Sampson, De La Salle University, Philippines, on her role with CCRES - investigating the importance of seagrass and mangroves in filtering upland runoff, and the links to human health.

Hear from Dr Wilfredo (Al) Licuanan, De La Salle University, Philippines.

Hear from Mr Ted Gilliland, University of California Davis, USA.

Hear from Dr Russell Richards, The University of Queensland, Australia, with an introduction to CCRES’ systems analysis project.