We took Music for the Ocean to St. Louis, and it was an amazing week full of school visits, radio shows, and fiddling everywhere, including the banks of rivers. We found time...

One of the most extraordinary parts of Tela Bay is the massive reef of elkhorn corals (Acropora palmata) on its western flank, a spit of land called Punta Sal. The nearby beach...

When I was first becoming a writer, I lucked into an amazing opportunity to write small articles for National Geographic magazine. Each piece was 150 words long and I learned so much...

We’re gearing up for an incredible 7-city tour of Japan with Music for the Ocean. It’s hard to believe, but we’re bringing the immersive sounds of this amazing concert to halls across...

We’re thrilled to share two recent features that spotlight The Rebel Reef: Seeds of Hope, our award-winning short documentary following Christian Carias, Tela’s only divemaster, on a journey of personal and environmental...

Tela’s corals are creating a sizzle! And not just the kind that you hear from the thousands of popping shrimp when you listen to the sounds of healthy reef. We’re thrilled that...

Local news leader Keys Weekly Newspapers shared the other side of the Flonduran experiment: the impact this world-first science might have on the Keys’ very degraded, “functionally extinct” coral reefs. Diversity is...

We LOVE getting reports from our colleagues at the University of Miami with updates on the elkhorn corals (Acropora palmata) planted off of Key Biscayne last summer. And we just got an...

And we couldn’t be more excited! It’s all part of Phase 2 of our coral biobank project to protect the rare resilient corals of Tela Bay. The video below shows the arrival...