Nestled in the vibrant waters of the Caribbean lies a hidden gem of biodiversity and ecological health — the coral reef of Tela, Honduras.
In an era where the majority of coral reefs are experiencing degradation and decline, Tela’s reefs are a rare example of resilience and hope.
Tela Coral News
Beneath the Surface
A special visit to Koga Nishi Elementary School 💙
Chad and Hui performed for students in Koga City as part of the Music for the Ocean Japan tour.
Afterward, the kids gathered around them with so much excitement. Such a sweet moment from the tour.
Thank you to Koga Nishi Elementary School for the warm welcome!
Dorado, Mahi Mahi Chase from the Okinawa show 💙
@chadwickcannon and @sumire_vln performed this piece with ocean visuals and lighting that made the whole moment feel alive.
Thank you to everyone who came out and shared this night with us! Next stop, Koga City!
The Music for the Ocean crew visited OIST for a Rebel Reef screening, a talk from Tela Coral co-founder @juliberwald, and music from @chadwickcannon.
Such a cool stop in Okinawa, and a huge thank you to the student council for organizing and to everyone who joined us!
Our @musicfornature_official team has landed in Okinawa 🇯🇵 and spent a first day exploring the Kerama National Park @okinawa_teada.
For some, this was their first real exploration of a coral reef ecosystem 🪸!! How absolutely amazing to experience the magic of the place that we`re working to protect through our Music for the Ocean shows 🌊.
If you`re in Japan, catch us at a future show or @rebelreeffilm screening! All info and tickets at 🔗 link in bio or www.telacoral.org/japan
The crew visited Saki Harii at the Tropical Biosphere Research Center, University of the Ryukyus, to learn more about her coral research and see the coral farm they created.
So much of reef conservation starts with careful science, local knowledge, and people working to understand what keeps these ecosystems alive.
Thank you to Saki Harii and the team for sharing their work with us!
