A few weeks ago, we were thrilled to be part of a historic planting of Flonduran corals in Miami. These corals have one parent from Tela and one from Florida. And it...

Tela Coral was beyond honored to be part of a historic outplanting of Flonduran elkhorn corals (Acropora palmata) on Miami’s reefs. These corals have one parent from Tela and one from Florida...

The importance of Tela’s Acropora corals can not be overstated. After I returned from Honduras, I received an email from Derek Manzillo, the head of NOAA’s Coral Reef Watch. Coral Reef Watch...

News in the Miami Herald about corals that survived the recent bleachings in Florida also includes a shout out from our colleague Andrew Baker at the University of Miami about Tela’s corals....

Our efforts to share the story of Tela’s resilient coral helped grab the attention of Andrew Baker from the University of Miami. His work then helped grab the attention of National Geographic!...

Tela Coral’s efforts to share the story of Tela’s resilient corals attracted the attention the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine Science, who collected coral to study whether they may be...

Our efforts to build a genetic bank to protect the most endangered coral in the sea from where they flourish in Tela. JUAN CARLOS RIVERA, LA PRENSA Read Full Story  ...

“Tela’s reefs are one of the most amazing reefs I’ve ever seen in my life,” Carias says. “It’s impressive how healthy this reef is – how colorful and alive it is, different...

Science writer and coral lover Juli Berwald gushes about a thriving reef in Tela, Honduras that seems to defy science, logic and despair. TIFFANY DUONG, SCUBADIVING.COM Read Full Story   ...