Coral Sea Foundation

30/08/2026

Pana Varavara Channel, Louisiade Archipelago, Papua New Guinea. Solomon Sea.

Date: 8/12/2017
Lat/Long: -11.103507° 152.310156°



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The Coral Sea Foundation image library contains over 100,000 reef images collected from 2006 onwards from more than 200 sites across the Coral Triangle including Indonesia, West Papua, PNG and Solomon Islands. This series serves as a digital record of past coral community composition, and we hope people may use the location information to return to these sites in future and obtain more reef imagery to help us understand how these ecosystems are coping with the rising sea temperatures and increasing frequency of coral bleaching events in the Anthropocene.
Please email any new images to [email protected]

28/08/2026

Ao Point, New Hanover, Papua New Guinea.
Bismarck Sea / Pacific Ocean.

Date: 2/12/2015
Lat/Long: -2.480839° 149.940367°



coralseafoundation.net

The Coral Sea Foundation image library contains over 100,000 reef images collected from 2006 onwards from more than 200 sites across the Coral Triangle including Indonesia, West Papua, PNG and Solomon Islands. This series serves as a digital record of past coral community composition, and we hope people may use the location information to return to these sites in future and obtain more reef imagery to help us understand how these ecosystems are coping with the rising sea temperatures and increasing frequency of coral bleaching events in the Anthropocene.
Please email any new images to [email protected]

27/08/2026

23/08/2026

Marava Point, Bougainville. Pacific Ocean.

Date: 20/12/2017
Lat/Long: -6.180837° 155.635942°



coralseafoundation.net

The Coral Sea Foundation image library contains over 100,000 reef images collected from 2006 onwards from more than 200 sites across the Coral Triangle including Indonesia, West Papua, PNG and Solomon Islands. This series serves as a digital record of past coral community composition, and we hope people may use the location information to return to these sites in future and obtain more reef imagery to help us understand how these ecosystems are coping with the rising sea temperatures and increasing frequency of coral bleaching events in the Anthropocene.
Please email any new images to [email protected]

22/08/2026

Rote Island, Timor Leste.

Date: 4/10/2015
Lat/Long: -10.482167° 123.348183°



coralseafoundation.net

The Coral Sea Foundation image library contains over 100,000 reef images collected from 2006 onwards from more than 200 sites across the Coral Triangle including Indonesia, West Papua, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands. This series serves as a digital record of past coral community composition, and we hope people may use the location information to return to these sites in future and obtain more reef imagery to help us understand how these ecosystems are coping with the rising sea temperatures and increasing frequency of coral bleaching events in the Anthropocene.
Please email any new images to [email protected]

22/08/2026

Semau Island, Timor Leste.

Date: 5/10/2015
Lat/Long: -10.218967° 123.350467°



coralseafoundation.net

The Coral Sea Foundation image library contains over 100,000 reef images collected from 2006 onwards from more than 200 sites across the Coral Triangle including Indonesia, West Papua, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands. This series serves as a digital record of past coral community composition, and we hope people may use the location information to return to these sites in future and obtain more reef imagery to help us understand how these ecosystems are coping with the rising sea temperatures and increasing frequency of coral bleaching events in the Anthropocene.
Please email any new images to [email protected]

19/08/2026

Paparangan Kecil, Komodo Strait, Indonesia.

Date: 8/10/2015
Lat/Long: -8.582000° 119.741333°



coralseafoundation.net

The Coral Sea Foundation image library contains over 100,000 reef images collected from 2006 onwards from more than 200 sites across the Coral Triangle including Indonesia, West Papua, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands. This series serves as a digital record of past coral community composition, and we hope people may use the location information to return to these sites in future and obtain more reef imagery to help us understand how these ecosystems are coping with the rising sea temperatures and increasing frequency of coral bleaching events in the Anthropocene.
Please email any new images to [email protected]